Eme Eyzaguirre

Eme Eyzaguirre Eyzaguirre (born August 8, 1992) is a Peruvian non-binary musician whose work fuses Peruvian music with tonal experimentation and social criticism. Their work explores themes of identity, self-knowledge, memory, and resistance, transforming music into a medium of protest and reflection. They have participated in diverse artistic and cultural projects, both in Peru and elsewhere.

Early and personal life Eyzaguirre grew up in Lima in a family of musicians. They first came out as bisexual at age 13. As a teenager, they attempted to change their sexuality to fit with the expectations of their Catholic community.

Since age 16, Eyzaguirre has used music as a way to express their identity and experiences. They trained in Popular Song in the Department of Theatrical Arts at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru in Lima. and the Peruvian North American Cultural Institute (ICPNA), where they have formed part of exhibits and projects that link music with other artistic disciplines.

Some themes that they have covered in their musical career include social problems like gender-based violence and the fight for rights for marginalized communities. Their style combines traditional elements with tonal experimentation. Their collective exhibit presented art as a tool of resistance.