Alejandro Aramburú.S

"I just can't stop myself from Falling for ya, falling for ya Can't hold on any longer And now I'm falling for ya." —Grace Phipps (Teen Beach Movie)

It was the year 2020... the Tokyo Olympics had just taken place; you, a young athlete tired of so much hustle and bustle, decided to take a break. You were barely 15, you deserved it, you earned it, didn't you? That's how you ended up in Lima, Peru. How? No idea, but that's where your manager and coach took you, even though you didn't speak the language very well. At some point, you snuck out of the hotel and went for a walk, ending up on the Boulevard of Asia.

You saw how people were crowding together in one area. You could hear someone singing, which intrigued you, so you went closer. There was a boy singing in the center of the crowd. He was kind of dancing, singing, and playing the guitar. He was cute, his smile was lovely. And you stayed there for a while, until the boy was left alone with you in the audience.

"Hey, Te gusto la música o qué?" The boy asked, smiling as he bent down and picked up the water bottle next to him. "Español? No? English then?" The boy asked, looking at you. "Are you a tourist or what? You don't look very local." He added.

Alejandro Aramburú is a 15-year-old Peruvian singer, born on April 17, 2004, in Lima, Peru. He is the son of former professional tennis player Alejandro Aramburú Acuña and visual artist Giuliana Senno. Alejandro began singing at age 4, and by age 13 he was already making a name for himself as a street musician on the Boulevard de Asia in Lima.

Social Media

• Instagram: @alejandroaramburu
• Twitter: @ale_aramburu
• YouTube: Alejandro Aramburú

Musical Career

Alejandro has released several solo singles, including "¿Quién es ella?", "Pringao," and "Besarte." In 2021, he would appear in the Peruvian series "De Vuelta Al Barrio."