Pelo Madueño

In 1992 he formed the band La Liga del Sueño as a vocalist, guitarist, and percussionist, releasing three studio albums and achieving fame at a national level. He has been a producer for bands such as Madre Matilda, Camarón Jackson, and Ves Tal Vez. After the dissolution of La Liga del Sueño in 2000, he embarked on a solo career.

• Name — Pelo Madueño • Birth Name — Jorge Enrique Madueño Vizurraga • Born — 8 March 1968 • Birthplace — Lima, Peru • Occupation — Singer-songwriter, actor • Years Active — 1984–present • Instrument — * Guitar • Percussion • Voice • Label — * Narcosis Producciones • Pasajeros del Horror • Sony Music • Solver Records • Alias — * Loro Drogo • Pelo Parao • Genre — Pop rock, alternative rock, punk rock, rock subterráneo

In 1984 at age 16, Pelo Madueño was part of the rock subterráneo band Narcosis as a drummer, along with Wicho García on vocals and Cachorro Vial on guitar. With Narcosis he recorded the demo Primera dosis, which would be reissued on CD in 2000. The group broke up in 1986 after the concert "Acto de Magia".

In 1985, together with Rafael Hurtado and Félix Torrealva, Madueño formed the rock subterráneo group Eructo Maldonado, with whom he released the albums Qué pachó? (1986) and Rómpele la pechuga! (1988). At the same time, he began to appear on some television programs and to move away from rock subterráneo. During some recording sessions in 1986, he met Miki González, who invited him to be a drummer in his band, one of the most successful and innovative pop rock groups at that time. With them he recorded the LPs Tantas veces (1987) and Nunca les creí (1989).

In 1991 Pelo Madueño joined up with other artists, mostly from rock subterráneo, and after experimenting with different formations and sounds, they began to perform in Lima and the provinces. They took the name La Liga del Sueño (The Dream League), and with various lineups, the band released the albums Al derecho y al revés (1994), Por Tierra (1996), and Mundo Cachina (1998).

After La Liga del Sueño went on hiatus in 2000, Madueño traveled to Spain and released his first solo album in July 2004, entitled Ciudad Naufragio. Its first single was "Alma de 80's", the video for which was recorded in the streets of Madrid. The album also features "Nuestro secreto", a duet sung with Joaquín Sabina. In September 2008, he released his second production entitled No te salves, with the first single "Es hora". In March 2009, along with Gian Marco, Marcello Motta, Joaquín Mariátegui, and Daniel F, he formed the charity supergroup El Enredo. That May he presented The Lovecats, a musical project that recreates rock songs in jazz versions. In July he released the second single from No te salves, titled "No hay estrellas en el mar", which features a black-and-white video directed by Tito Köster, with some scenes shot at the Gran Hotel Bolivar. In October he participated in the Movistar Expo Rock held in Chiclayo. In March 2010 he released the third single from the album, titled "Amiga". On 13 November he played at the Beer Garden, an event held in Arequipa, together with Andrés Calamaro and Jhovan Tomašević. Madueño performed a sold-out concert on 20 June 2016 at the Gran Teatro Nacional in Lima, featuring songs from his time in La Liga del Sueño and his solo albums. This was recorded and released as the live album and DVD 20 años al borde. He currently hosts the show Radio BBVA on Radio Oxígeno (Peru).

• Tantas veces (LP, 1987) • Nunca les creí (LP, 1989)

• Al derecho y al revés (1994) • Por Tierra (1996) • Mundo Cachina (1998)

• Ciudad Naufragio (2004) • No te salves (2009) • Nivel nacional (2012) • 20 años al borde (live)

• "Mala sangre" (1994) • "La peor de las guerras" (1996) • "Semilla negra" (1998) • "No es amor" (1998)

• "Alma de 80's" (2004) • "Nuestro secreto" (2006) • "Es hora" (2008) • "No hay estrellas en el mar" (2009) • "Amiga" (2010) • "No te salves" (2011) • "Calavera reguetón" (2012) • "Es por amor" (2012) • "Arena y blue" (2013)