Leusemia

Peruvian Leusemia’s background began when brothers Gustavo and Daniel Valdivia, also called Kimba Vilis and Daniel F., began composing in the mid-’70s. After bassist Leopoldo LaRosa became a member of in, Leusemia produced their live debut in 1983 at Lima’s La Caverna. Regional label Un Virrey agreed upon them up in 1985, issuing a self-titled record, made by Juan Alberto Matta, accompanied by A La Mierda Lo Demás, released by Huasipungo Producciones, that same season. In 1986, immediately after Daniel Valdivia made a decision to keep, Leusemia disbanded. Even so, the group came back in 1998 using a dual album known as Moxón, accompanied by 1999’s Yasijah.