New Music Peru: Q-Pop, Cumbia Amazónica and More
From the lofty peaks of the Andes to dense tropical jungles and bustling metropoles, Peru’s landscape is diverse, and so is its music scene. Think hazy shoegaze, psychedelic cumbia… and have you ever heard of Q-pop? Much more than panpipes,…
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