Álvaro Luque

The most recognized band of Amazonian Cumbia, Los Mirlos represents a synthesis of a musical genre that arises from ancestry, family and the exploration of other rhythms like 1960’s psychedelic rock. Together with their leader and singer, Jorge Rodriguez, we undertake a journey into the heart of Latin America.

After 25 years, Bárbara, Fiorella, Gabriel, Érika, Marco, Daniela, and Pablo reunite to recount their beginnings in the world of music and acting, as well as their experiences and memories within what was, in their own words, a whirlwind in their lives.

This documentary chronicles the artistic journey of Peruvian singer-songwriter Jessyca Sarango. Entirely financed by producer Alfredo Jiménez Pimentel and directed by Peruvian filmmakers Álvaro Luque and Oswaldo Villavicencio, this project presents the singer in her most intimate and personal light, accompanied by renowned artists and friends such as José Val, Alexandra Graña, Natalia Salas, and Gerardo Manrique, who highlight Jessyca's talent and continued ability to captivate audiences with her music.

The most recognized band of Amazonian Cumbia, Los Mirlos represents a synthesis of a musical genre that arises from ancestry, family and the exploration of other rhythms like 1960’s psychedelic rock. Together with their leader and singer, Jorge Rodriguez, we undertake a journey into the heart of Latin America.

After 25 years, Bárbara, Fiorella, Gabriel, Érika, Marco, Daniela, and Pablo reunite to recount their beginnings in the world of music and acting, as well as their experiences and memories within what was, in their own words, a whirlwind in their lives.

This documentary chronicles the artistic journey of Peruvian singer-songwriter Jessyca Sarango. Entirely financed by producer Alfredo Jiménez Pimentel and directed by Peruvian filmmakers Álvaro Luque and Oswaldo Villavicencio, this project presents the singer in her most intimate and personal light, accompanied by renowned artists and friends such as José Val, Alexandra Graña, Natalia Salas, and Gerardo Manrique, who highlight Jessyca's talent and continued ability to captivate audiences with her music.