William Luna Moscoso was born on December 14, 1967 in Cusco, Peru, and is a
Peruvian singer-songwriter and composer. His early life in Cusco’s historic
centre and the Andean town of Yucay shaped his musical foundation; he learned
English at age 11 and guitar at age 14. His career launched with the song
“Vienes y te vas” on his first Chilean-recorded album, followed by Mírame
(1999), which introduced the track “Linda mi cholita” and helped define the
contemporary Andean folk style known as “trova andina”. Subsequent releases
included Romance Andino (2000), Como Si No Supiera (2003...