Kuyayky’s story began in the 1970’s when Jose Hurtado Zamudio, a university professor and musicologist, married educator and singer Edda Bonilla Peña (of the Conjunto Alma Jaujina). Deeply committed to fostering the arts and culture in Peru, Jose and Edda embarked their efforts on forming choirs and musical groups throughout Peru’s central region. Continue reading...
Tomorrow, we are releasing a new video clip! Mark your calendars!
A song whose melody inspired one of the most iconic Andean pieces of all time, "Huk Urpichatam", recovered from a musician in Jauja, Peru, in the late 1900s, has now been specially arranged for the Kuyayky Children's Choir and Orchestra of Jauja. We're proud to announce the video premiere on October 12, 2026.
A new videoclip coming soon, showcasing the Kuyayky Choir & Orchestra from Jauja. An original arrangement from Kuyayky, a piece that was recovered from a musician from Jauja and then published by a French couple, the Dharcourts, at the beginning of the 1900's.
Nos deja uno de los más grandes artistas gráficos peruanos que definieron una época en el periodismo nacional. Orgulloso hijo de Jauja. Sus tiras cómicas e historietas marcaron generaciones en periódicos como El Comercio, Expreso, Ojo y decenas de publicaciones más. ¡Gracias, maestro OSITO! Juan R. Osorio Blanco (1931-2026)
Jaujino. Maestro de la historieta peruana.