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Viudita Moderna

b. 2000

Bolivian artist

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About Viudita Moderna

Born 2000. Viudita Moderna is a Bolivian artist.

Camila Alejandra Vargas Arteaga (born 22 January 2000), known professionally as Viudita Moderna, is a Bolivian rapper, singer and songwriter. Her music encompasses diverse genres, ranging from trap to blues, reggaeton, cumbia, rap, boleros, and trash.

Career Moderna developed her musical talent at age 7 in the evangelical churches she frequented with her grandmother. Later, she explored the world of music through the radio, learning and imitating songs, which allowed her to discover the capabilities of her voice. After studying law in Sucre, she actively participated in cultural events, joining the university choir.

At age 21, Moderna collaborated with Vaccix on the release of "Ay Ay Ay," a song that reached 75,000 views on YouTube in just one week.

In honor of Bolivian Women's Day, on 9 October 2021, the Music Festival with M for Woman was held at the Meraki Theater in Santa Cruz, where the participation of Viudita Moderna stood out, along with other talents such as Las Majas, Vaccix, Lu de la Tower and Mariana Massiel, with the purpose of making female talent visible in the music industry.

In 2023, Moderna achieved a milestone by debuting at the third edition of the Respira Bolivia festival, sharing the stage with prominent artists from the country. Later, in November, she had a prominent participation in the Bolivia Music Awards, where she received several awards and won in the Best Reissue category for her reinterpretation of "La Gata Bajo la Lluvia" by Mexican singer Rocío Dúrcal. She was also nominated in the Urban Artist of the Year and Best Collaboration categories for her song "Cacería".

In 2024, Moderna collaborated with singer Gerónimo Sims on the song "Lágrimas," a piece inspired by traditional genres such as bolero and tango, with elements of Andean music . The music video was filmed in the Chiquitanía region as part of a visual and sonic project that sought to reflect Bolivia's cultural diversity. The collaboration arose from an initiative by producer Lacho and was noted for its narrative approach to themes of heartbreak.

Discography Credits taken from iTunes.

Singles 2020: Encamoutau 2021: Dime que me quieres 2021: Más de mi 2021: Touch Me 2021: Touch Me (VIP) 2021: Ay, ay, ay (ft. Vaccix) 2022: Plata (ft. Whitehouse) 2022: Shining (ft. Ano7her & Lacho) 2023: La gata bajo la lluvia 2023: Tiger 2023: Cacería (ft. Yetsy & Grecia Gon) 2023: So Session 5 2024: TAC TAC 2024: Lagrimas (ft. Gerónimo Sims) 2024: Modo asesina (ft. Vaccix) 2025: First time (ft. Ledaye Music)

Awards and nominations

Bolivia Music Awards

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Bolivian artist

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Viudita Moderna was born on 22 January 2000.

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Viudita Moderna is Bolivian.

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· Wikipedia: Viudita Moderna

· Wikidata: Q124376970

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