The inspiration for the composition Tusuy came from Miguel Ángel Hurtado's romantic experience with Valeriana Huillca Condori (whose nickname was Valicha).
They met in the town of Acopia (Acomayo Province, Cusco Department), where Hurtado's parents resided.
Miguel Ángel would come from Lima during school holidays and had a secret relationship with Valeriana, a Quechua-speaking peasant.
On Sunday, 18 May 2014, it was reported that Huillca Condori had died in the city of Acopía, in the Acomayo Province of Cusco.
[2][3] On 3 July 2014, the news portal RPP reported a story about how there are at least two versions of the lyrics created by the original author.