Manuel Jesús Donayre Aguilar, known as Manuel Donayre, returns to Peru. The announcement was made from New York, United States, where he has lived for several decades. “As an artist there is always that need to return to the homeland and drink from the musical roots, nourish myself through the same people, the culture and everything that is around and give back what Creole music has given me,” he says. the singer who this March 22 and 23 will offer two concerts called 'Intimates' at the Barranco Station, a place that he considers ideal because it will allow him to have closer contact with his followers.
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The popular 'Black Diamond', who has lived in the United States for more than 20 years, clarifies that whenever he can he returns to connect through his art with Peruvians who like his repertoire. He will perform, very much in his style, a set of waltzes and Afro-Peruvian songs such as 'I lost my heart', 'Muñeca broken', 'Our secret', 'Secreto', 'It's over and that's it', 'When my guitar cries', 'Oh, painter', 'De San Luis', 'Milagros', 'Paloma mia', among other surprise numbers that he has rehearsed for this occasion and that will more than surely evoke beautiful musical memories.
During those two nights, the singer will have as guests the Ardiles brothers, with 40 years of experience, with whom he will present a selection that includes titles from the so-called 'old guard' and contemporary ones. Tickets are available at Teleticket.
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About Manuel Donayre
The Creole interpreter was born in San Luis de Cañete. He started in music at a young age within a family of singers. At the age of five, he received the accolade of none other than Jesús Vásquez, the 'Queen and Lady of the Creole Song', who heard him sing and exclaimed: “You were born to be a star.” He lived in Barrios Altos, where his art was shaped under the tutelage of his grandmother and uncles. Some time later he would meet another legend, Lucha Reyes, who would also encourage him to continue with his dream of being an artist.
Its golden and glorious era was in the the 80's, when he recorded his first LP and received a gold record for high sales. Later, she recorded approximately 45 albums. An episode that is still remembered is that of 1982, when the Spanish divo Julio Iglesias arrived in our country to give a concert at the National Stadium. Donayre closed the show because the waltz 'Our Secret', in his voice, was a hit. In 1993 she left for the United States to dedicate herself to her family, but she did not stop performing on stage.
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