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In the 1980s, life was simpler and more colorful. People used to wear comfortable and casual clothes like baggy pants, cotton shirts, and sandals, often in bright colors. Music was listened to through cassettes and radios, with genres like salsa, huayno, cumbia, and rock being popular. Families watched telenovelas on TV, which only had a few channels, or went to the cinema. Outdoor activities were common, with children playing in the streets on bicycles or roller skates. Fashion was relaxed, and people enjoyed sports and popular culture, often sharing meals in front of the TV.

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In the 1990s, technology began to have a bigger impact on daily life. People started listening to music on CDs and using large mobile phones. Internet access changed with the arrival of email and chatting on platforms like Messenger. People also began watching cable TV and playing video games on consoles like Nintendo. Fast food and easy to prepare snacks became more popular, and people often went to the movies on weekends. Families enjoyed Peruvian food like pollo a la brasa and arroz chaufa, especially on weekends. Personal computers and mobile phones became common, marking the transition to a more digital era.