Fiery Peruvian singer Eva Ayllón chose Hollywood for the videotaping of her live DVD, Eva Ayllón Live from Hollywood. Ayllón's spectacular show includes the hotter side of Afro-Peruvian music as well as her intimate repertory. Accompanied by a large ensemble of top of the line musicians, which includes her band and numerous guests, her charismatic delivery and the collection of captivating Peruvian rhythms mark Ayllón as one of the leading exponents of Peruvian music. 

Ayllón's band features two percussionists, bass, guitar, piano and backing vocals. For this special live show, Ayllón invited a brass section, legendary Peruvian percussionist Alex Acuña, additional master percussionists, guitarist Ramón Stagnaro, and bassist Abraham Laboriel.

There are several music styles within Afro-Peruvian music and Ayllón performs many of them, including several festejos, which are audience favorites. On "Estuve Cavando," she is joined by four female dancers.

Another favorite is the Zapateo act. The Hermanos Campos, both percussionists, get on stage and perform a traditional Peruvian tap dance that includes foot tapping and body percussion.

There are more crowd pleasers such as the fabulous cajon jam with 4 players.

In addition to Afro-Peruvian classics, such as "Toro Mata," "Me sabe a canela," "Estuve cavando," "Ingá," Ayllón introduces her sentimental side with a medley of Creole Valses and "Añoranzas," where she expresses nostalgia for Peru ( Ayllón now lives in the United States).