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Lova Boy
Birth name	Daniel Cacho
Genres	Punta rock
Instruments	Vocalist
Labels	Adamari Records

Website	www.myspace.com/itslovaboy

Lova Boy is a recording artist and entrepreneur from Belize, specializing in Punta rock music.

Biography[edit]

Daniel Cacho aka Lova Boy,^[1] the self-proclaimed "Prince Ah Belize", grew up on the impoverished streets of Dangriga, Belize. A descendant of the Garifuna people Lova Boy^[2] is the son of a mother who came to America from Belize during the 1980s in pursuit of the American dream.

A traditional Punta singer, Elvira Lambey (Guribiyuwa) was one of Lova Boy's earliest musical influences.^{[citation needed]}

References[edit]

^ "Lova Boy". Web Page. Myspace. Retrieved 14 August 2012.
^ Thompson, Junie. "Lova Boy Biography". Article. Adamari. Retrieved 14 August 2012.