Jorge Madueño—better known by his stage name, Pelo Madueño—is a Peruvian musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, former film and theater actor, and broadcaster. At the age of 15, he joined the punk band Narcosis, a group that was part of Lima’s emerging underground scene, alongside other acts such as Leuzemia—a legendary band from the local "underground" or punk movement. In 1986, he was invited to play drums for the punk-rock band Eructo Maldonado, with whom he worked on two musical productions. In 1992, he began a new musical phase by forming the project "La Liga del Sueño," a group with which he experimented with various sounds and through which he showcased some of his best compositions. In 2000, Pelo Madueño moved to Spain, where he discovered new musical horizons. Between 2000 and 2004, he focused on composing, performing his new material with various ensembles, and producing work for other artists and bands.
