A cumbia welcome for Pope León XIV
He shared a cumbia video welcoming Pope León XIV to Peru, with references to Chiclayo and Peruvian food. Infobae reported the clip on November 10.
infobae.comRead about the cumbia videoPeruvian producer and DJ behind Tito Silva Music, turning memes, TV moments and unlikely musical pairings into cumbia, electronic remixes and songs with collaborators across Peru.
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He shared a cumbia video welcoming Pope León XIV to Peru, with references to Chiclayo and Peruvian food. Infobae reported the clip on November 10.
infobae.comRead about the cumbia videoHe adapted the Dragon Ball opening melody into another song backing Peru in Ibai Llanos’s breakfast contest, encouraging fans to vote for pan con chicharrón.
larepublica.peHear the Dragon Ball-inspired versionHis song supporting pan con chicharrón and tamal paired Afro-Peruvian cajón rhythms with clips of Ibai Llanos reacting to Peru’s fans. La República covered the TikTok release on September 1.
larepublica.peRead about the breakfast songA César Acuña interview moment became a musical lesson in the seven times table. In its July 24 report, La República also noted Tito’s plans for more multiplication songs under the name “Matemáticas como cancha.”
larepublica.peRead about the maths remixTito Silva Music and Profe Histórico released “Inca Rap.” The collaboration puts the sequence of Inca rulers to a reggaeton beat.
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