Who are Hnos Yaipen?

Hnos Yaipen (Brothers Yaipen) is a Peruvian musical group formed in 1978 by brothers Aurelio, José and Carlos Tuesta. They have become one of the most beloved and influential groups in Peru, blending traditional Latin and Afro-Peruvian rhythms with Rock to create a unique sound. Their career has spanned over four decades, from their debut album in 1981 to their most recent release in 2018.

Early Years

The group was founded by three brothers from the city of Lima. After experimenting with various musical styles, they landed on a unique blend of Latin and Afro-Peruvian rhythms with Rock. This sound quickly gained them popularity in Peru.Their debut album, Los Hijos del Sol (The Sons of the Sun), was released in 1981 to critical acclaim. It featured several popular singles, including “La Simona” and “Reina de Corazones.”

Success & Collaborations

In the years that followed, Hnos Yaipen went on to record numerous albums and tour extensively throughout Peru. They also collaborated with other notable Latin American artists such as Susana Baca, Eva Ayllón and Lucha Reyes. In 2008, they were nominated for a Latin Grammy for their album El Pescador de Estrellas (The Fisherman of Stars).

Recent Years & Legacy

Hnos Yaipen continued to record and tour throughout the 2000s and 2010s, releasing their most recent album in 2018. The group has been credited with influencing several younger generations of musicians in Peru, and their legacy continues to this day.}