We All Together

We All Together was a Peruvian rock band formed in 1971 by brothers Saúl and Manuel Cornejo, alongside Carlos Guerrero, as a continuation of the musical legacy of Laghonia. Influenced by the British Invasion, they blended Beatles-inspired melodies with Hammond organ and synthesizer arrangements, crafting a sound that stood out in 1970s Peru. Their debut album – mixing original compositions with select covers – became one of the country’s best-selling rock records. A second LP followed, showcasing a refined, emotional approach to songwriting. Though initially conceived as a studio project, We All Together achieved enduring cult status and came to represent the melodic sophistication of South American pop-rock.