Meet Hugo G, the Peruvian singer who went from court to stage

He loved football from a young age and grew up training as a goalkeeper. until a shoulder injury caused him to leave the sport professionally. It was then that music fully entered the life of Peruvian Hugo Gerardo Hilario, known artistically as Hugo G..

But this was not a radical change, because thanks to the fact that his mother instilled in him a taste for music from an early age, Hugo learned to play drums, saxophone and guitar. That is why, in addition to mastering several musical instruments, he also likes to combine genres such as mambo, cumbia and ranchera with the urban style, the latter being his strong point.

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His song of the year 2019 together with the Salvadoran Josué Díaz, give heartthat reached one million views on Spotify, explore it Latin city. “I felt very happy. This is an achievement that is part of the steps you need to take to make your way through the music world,” confirms Hugo.

His most recent single is Doesn’t needwhich premiered on April 20, 2023 and presents a mix of sounds and danceable rhythms of pop and urban. This song was composed by Sherman & Fine, music producers who have worked on other productions with artists such as Maluma, J Balvin and Manuel Turizo.

“You don’t need me to tell you you’re cute if you already know.” You have your thing; You don’t need a man to pay the bills for you,” says part of the song. With her lyrics she tries to send a message of empowerment to women. He single It was entirely conceived and shot in the city of Medellín, in Colombia, just like the accompanying music video.

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“I am very happy with the result,” confesses the Peruvian singer-songwriter, and adds that he would like to visit more countries in Latin America and Europe, after being invited by the radio the mega touring shows live near schools and nightclubs in Medellín.

“Leaving Peru was a totally new experience. I really enjoy feeling the energy of the audience; It’s very close when they sing with you. A visit to Medellín was satisfying,” he adds.

He says he has no references in creating his music style, but he does feel motivated by giants of the urban genre, such as Puerto Rican singer Daddy Yankee. “I save from him his discipline and steadfastness in what he does. That’s why it’s successful. He’s been doing reggaeton for years and he’s doing it really well. The truth is that he is an example to follow,” he declares.

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