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The “Eterno Ch’uta Cholero” Who Left More than 65 Huayños for the Carnival of the Pacific
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La Paz, Feb 18, 2026 (ATB Digital).- In the positive news, we highlight the contribution of Héctor Quisberth, known as “El Chasqui” and considered the “eterno ch’uta cholero” of the Carnaval Paceño. The musician left a legacy of more than 65 huayños dedicated to ch’uta, compositions that are traditionally interpreted during Tentation Sunday in the city of La Paz. His wife, Cristina Yujra, remembers it with affection and pointed out that, thanks …
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