About Percy Meza-Bravo
Born 1992. Percy Meza-Bravo is a Peruvian singer and visual artist.
Life and music career 1992-2010: Beginnings Alexian Kernel born in the important Amazonian city Iquitos.
Percy Alexander Meza Bravo was born on April 18, 1992, in Iquitos, Peru. He attended Scientific University of Peru where he graduated with a Bachelor of Communication Sciences.
Before entering the music, Kernel had a brief beginning in Literature, writing stories and novels of science fiction, horror and fantasy; all were published as e-books.
In 2010, Kernel became interested in music when a friend showed him FL Studio, a digital audio workstation. Motivated and inspired by artists like Mr. Oizo, The Chemical Brothers, Calvin Harris, Björk and Crystal Castles also The Prodigy and Kraftwerk, he began composing ambient/experimental-oriented tracks. Originally, he was known as Percy Meza before adopting the new alias. In 2012, he adopted the alias Alexian Kernel, created from his middle name "Alexander" and the German word kernel, which means nucleus. The decision of this movement was due to the intention to separate his "earthly personality" from music, which is more colorful and versatile.
2014-present: Official entry to Spotify and iTunes After the implementation of broadband in Iquitos on March 18, 2014, which brought about a great cultural revival in the city, Kernel entered the music industry by streaming with the release of "A-OK" and "Hey Young Charapa "on iTunes and Spotify. In early 2016, he released another single titled "Smooth Ready".
On March 21, 2017, Kernel digitally launches "Do It Right," which it considers to be its "most pop release" to date. The song was programmed to belong to a large studio album, but was separated to release it as a virtual single, with two bonus songs: "Big-City Crush" and "Smooth Ready (Instrumental Mix)". To date, the song "Do It Right" has won more than 3,000 streams on Spotify, mainly featuring Los Angeles listeners.
Film and graphic design career Kernel participated with the well-known Peruvian filmmaker Dorian Fernández-Moris (in image) in General Cemetery y Maligno.
Outside his musical alias, Meza is very dedicated to film scene as film editor, visual artist and writer. After participating as screenwriter and actor in college-short film Ciudadanos Astrales in 2014,
After participating as a scriptwriter in a short film Citizens Astrales in 2014, he returned to work with Fernández-Moris for Maligno in 2016 as graphic designer of the official poster and digital artist. The design team of the official poster was composed by Alexian Kernel in graphic design, Enrique Pezo in photography and Fernández-Moris as creative producer. The art work featured one of the corridors of the Regional Hospital of Iquitos, with actress Fiorella Pennano impersonating the film's antagonist.
Kernel designed the graphic material for Netflix from the films General Cemetery and Secreto Matusita (internationally titled as The Secret of Evil), available from the end of January on the streaming platform.
Discography
Other tracks "The Friends" (2012) "Fast River" (2012) "Big Bang" (2013) "La Pandilla Urbana" (2013) "La tormenta" (2013) "Downtown Iquitos" (2014)
Filmography General Cemetery (2013) Ciudadanos Astrales como Harold (2014) El Pétalo de los 33 (2014) Maligno (2016)
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Who is Percy Meza-Bravo?
Peruvian film post-productor and musician
When was Percy Meza-Bravo born?
Percy Meza-Bravo was born on 18 April 1992 in Iquitos.
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Percy Meza-Bravo is a singer and visual artist.
What nationality is Percy Meza-Bravo?
Percy Meza-Bravo is Peruvian.
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