Naysha invites us to dance to the rhythm of her Andean folklore fused with modern elements. Her show will be a journey through the richness of Peru’s geography, starting on the coast, passing through the highlands and ending in the jungle. Accompanied by her charango, she will play songs from her productions such as Baila, Dime la verdad and Aitanaji, a powerful composition where she makes us ponder on our relationship with nature in the Asháninka language. Since her early days, she has shown the musical intensity that has made her a strong exponent of the so-called "world music", genre of which she is part and which has given her a place in multiple international platforms and high exposure shows such as the closing of the Pan American Games in Lima in 2019.

Naysha

Singer | Perú

Curious fact:

The charango

The instrument with which Naysha accompanies her voice is one of the most curious in Ibero-America. This is a type of guitar with five strings and high-pitched sounds that in colonial times was used in Peru, Bolivia and Argentina by mestizos, Indians and Creoles. It is considered as the indigenous replica of the Spanish guitar.