Soul M

Singer-songwriter 🇵🇪 I've always been passionate about music. I started my career in 2021, I think (everything is so blurry sometimes, hehe). The songs I write are mostly tropical with fusion elements ❤️ Something funny about the way I compose is that the melodies just come to my head on their own. And using my whistling, I replicate some of the instruments and arrangements to work on with my producer. Mostly, I want to share a message of love. I invite you to give me a listen :)

Source: https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/artist/77pKNedGr1sJbUN9HifMiJ?si=NLzNTau6ROmG7mBJEJmVMw

Gonzalo Kujon

Gonzalo seeks to complement those two characteristics to become a pop icon for the Latino community, and for the world. For him, being queer has made him braver and unafraid to express what he has to say. “I am a 19-year-old Latino, gay boy, super outgoing on stage. I want to give a message of empowerment, equality, and freedom. My dream is to keep acting and singing, to be able to tell stories through music.”

Source: https://latexmagazine.com/quien-es-gonzalo-kujon-y-como-cautivo-a-la-audiencia-de-la-voz-peru-con-telepatia/

Nicole Zignago

Peruvian singer-songwriter who showed her passion for music from an early age. Her entry into the music scene made an immediate impact when she released her first single in 2020. Five years later, her career continues to rise with twenty-one singles, a 2022 Latin Grammy nomination for Best New Artist, and in 2024, her debut album “Escrita” was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album. With over 150 million streams across digital platforms, after touring in 2024 and opening for artists such as Camilo, JP Saxe, and Aurora, she begins 2025 by releasing “Te quiero”, the first single from her upcoming second album.

Source: www.youtube.com/@NicoleZignago

Joaquina Carruitero

For Joaquina Carruitero, a pansexual artist best known for her appearance on The Voice, social media serves as a platform where she can authentically express herself. Negative comments, mockery, and rejection only fuel her resolve to keep fighting for equality. “We are all equal and therefore deserve the same rights, freedoms, and, of course, the same love. To me, it’s as simple as that,” she affirms. (https://www.tiktok.com/@itsmejoaquina)

Fuente: El Comercio (Daily)

Coro Gay de Lima

This project is the result of the hard work and dedication of an amazing group of friends who share a common love for music.

We want to share our art and passions with you, while also contributing to our LGBTQ+ community by fostering visibility and raising awareness. Our goal is to show society that we are valuable citizens, eager to contribute to the development of our community.

Source: https://web.facebook.com/people/Coro-Gay-de-Lima/100066435048615/