Leusemia is a Peruvian rock band who went through a process of musical evolution and changes throughout the band's career, and well a lot of changes in the lineup too. It was formed in 1983. They released their first (self-titled) album in 1985, with their original lineup Daniel F (guitar and vocals), his brother Kimba Vilis (drums) and Leo Escoria (bass). Their musical style at the time was punk with a lot of social content in the lyrics. Daniel F decided to leave the band in 1986 and soon Leusemia disbanded after a few concerts without him. The band reunited back in 1995 with a new album called A la mierda lo demás, the lineup was Daniel F (guitar, vocals and keyboard), Kimba Vilis (drums) and Raul Montañez (bass). This album's style was more of a rock and roll/rock one than punk, getting mixed reactions from the old fan base and getting a lot of new ones in the process (even tough the album is not commercial at all). The aim for this album was to kill the myth which was that Leusemia was a punk band (they always state that they're a rock one). In 1998 they release their first double album called Moxón which was an approach to what would be their nowadays style (progressive rock), getting (again) a mixed reaction from their recent fans and their old fans. The lineup for this one was Daniel F (main guitar, vocals and keyboard), Kimba Vilis (drums) and Lucho Sanguinetti (bass), and a lot of support musicians (list too long to mention). This album was totally experimental,