Jonathan EstradaJonathan Estrada (Palomino city, Lima. 1984); after passing through the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National University of San Marcos (UNMSM), he published his first collection of poems, Solobones (2008) followed by Palabra de Occiso (Word ofthe Deceased, 2013). He has also ventured into the musical field with the albums: Endechas (2013); Ruma (2016), El fin de la infancia (The end of Childhood, 2019) and Darsena (EP, 2020), and has performed in different venues and cultural centers in Lima. He musicalized the plays A-LAS de Lata (electric version), Niebla, El soldado y la muerte, and Entreluz by Hildy Quintanilla, and toured with the MASHARA theatre company in presentations in Uruguay (Perimetral Theater Festival, 2016) and Argentina. Along with Stefani Acosta, he was one of the founders and managers of the CASA FELA cultural center (2017-2019) in the Historic Centre of Lima, where he hosted music, poetry and theatre performances, as well as all kinds of collective events. He currently wanders around and listens to the city and the outskirts of Lima... Read More Read Less