Sounds From Peru presents a night featuring La Zorra Zapata, Sonora Tukukuy, and Hunters of the Alps

Hunters of the Alps is the solo project of Peruvian-American singer, producer, and songwriter Mario Giancarlo, who threads baroque pop, new wave, and tropi-goth into a singular live band set. Drawing inspiration from his diverse experiences as an immigrant, writer, filmmaker, and music industry veteran, Mario creates a unique sonic tapestry rooted in years of Peruvian psychedelic cumbia vinyl excavation. His debut EP, Today, Mañana, released in 2022, showcases his songwriting and production skills, with collaborations from notable artists like Nicolas Losada and Paula Arenas, and his recent ROMA EP, out in October, features collaborations with Losada, Giorgio Siladi, Aurelio Valle, and Alejo Leon. With a strong presence in the Miami indie-alternative scene, Mario has performed alongside notable acts such as Peter Hook, The Walkmen, Bloc Party, Twin Shadow, Kevin Karl, Tanlines, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and Real Estate.

La Zorra Zapata is the musical project of Nuria, a multidisciplinary artist from Lima, Peru, currently based in Mexico City, who blends her background in visual arts and performance with music, utilizing live looping to create immersive, rhythmic, and unpredictable live sets. Recently signed to Cosmica Records (USA), she has an expanding international career with tours across the USA, Mexico, and Latin America. Notable achievements include becoming the first Peruvian singer-songwriter to record a session for KEXP (premiered February 2025), serving as the opening act for Mitski in Mexico City at the National Auditorium, and sharing stages with artists such as Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Ximena Sariñana, and Rubio. Her discography includes her self-titled debut (2020), Acantilados (2022), and Quema o Ilumina (2024).

Sonora Tukukuy is a Miami-based music collective, known for its modern take on roots cumbia rhythms blended with modern sounds fueling Miami’s diverse community and its permanent growth.

Their proposal is enriched by the diverse backgrounds of its members, who come from various Latin American countries and beyond.