Andrea Llosa had a legal conflict with Elmer ‘Chico’ Yaipen 10 years ago. Photo: composition LR/Facebook/Andrea Llosa/Group 5
Despite his fame and the popularity of his family, the musical producer of Grupo 5, Elmer ‘Chico’ Yaipén, has always kept a low profile and has tried to keep his private life away from scandals. However, in 2013, the journalist Andrea Llosa exhibited a report in which she made public the demand that the Chiclayana Karina Paico He asked the musician to recognize his supposed daughter.
It should be noted that, after undergoing a DNA test, Elmer Yaipén verified that he was not the father of the minor. This result caused the lawsuit against him for paternity and alimony to be filed.
Why did Andrea Llosa sue Elmer ‘Chico’ Yaipén?
10 years ago, Andrea Llosa sued Elmer ‘Chico’ Yaipen for defamation because the then leader of Group 5 insinuated on open television that the journalist received money to favor Mrs. Karina Paicowho denounced him for food.
“What annoys me is that this man insinuates that I sell myself for any money —which is false—, but he will have to prove it. I am not going to allow this defamation and I will not accept an apology either because my credibility is at stake, ”Andrea told the press after her lawyer filed the complaint.
After a long legal battle, the Justice favored the host of the “Nunca más” program. For this reason, Elmer Yaipén had to pay her 30,000 soles as compensation, despite the fact that the journalist demanded 100,000. According to Llosa, that money was given to the daughter of Mrs. Paico, who was asking Yaipén to recognize her daughter and assist her.
The children of Elmer Yaipén are in charge of Group 5 today. Photo: Grupo de Oro del Perú
Why couldn’t Elmer Yaipén study at Berklee?
In an interview with Ernesto Pimentel in “El reventonazo de la Chola”, the youngest of the Yaipén was emotional when recounting how ‘Chico’ sacrificed his dream of studying at the prestigious music school Berklee College of Music.
“A friend of my dad’s was going to take him,” Christian said. However, the surprise death of Elmer Yaipén turned everything upside down. “In November, my daddy dies, and my brother is left in charge of the entire group, of the entire family,” he explained.
How much does Group 5 charge for private event 2022?
Grupo 5 is one of the most popular orchestras in the country, so people who want to have the members perform their best songs at their private events must pay an average of 95,000 soles for around four hours of show.
The Grupo 5 concerts are in great demand in the north of the country. Photo: Facebook Group 5
Who are the children of Elmer Yaipén?
- Christian Yaipén
- Elmer Yaipén
- Andy Yaipén.
Most successful songs of Group 5
- “Motor and motive”
- “Death of love”
- “Vermin”
- “Let’s bet I get married”
- “You go”
Who are the founders of Group 5?
On January 31, 1973, the brothers Elmer and Víctor Yaipén Uypán founded Grupo 5 before the boom of musical groups in Latin America. His other brothers joined the project: Jorge, Walter and Javier Yaipén, with a total of five original members.
Elmer Yaipén started with this musical company. Photo: composition LR/Group 5
What did Elmer Yaipén Uypán die of?
The father of the current leader of Group 5, Christian Yaipén passed away on November 9 1999 due to a car accident. The musician was with his son and his companions in the car when the fateful event occurred, a few kilometers from his home in Monsefú.
How old is Andrea Llosa?
The well-known journalist, Andrea Llosa, was born on April 25, 1975, so she is currently 47 years old.
Andrea Llosa is one of the most popular drivers in Peru. Photo: GLR
When did Cristian Yaipén, leader of Group 5, get married?
Christian Yaipén and his wife, Jenifer Henríquez, met in 2011 and 5 years later they got married and since then they have had an extensive and lasting romance. As a result of their love, they have a son.
How was Christian Yaipén’s graduation at Berklee?
Along with almost 900 students, from 62 different countries, the youngest member of Group 5 graduated from the prestigious Berklee Music School. In this ceremony, Christian was part of the group considered talented, who offered a unique concert on graduation night with Julio Iglesias as the guest of honor.
The Spanish singer-songwriter gave an emotional speech in which he advised young musicians not to give up their dreams. These words sank deep into the heart of Christian Yaipén, as he dedicated his concert to his father Elmer, who dreamed that his children would study at the prestigious music school.