Lyrics by Los Kjarkas

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1. Munasqechay
2. Jilguero Flores
3. Ukhamampi Munataxa
4. Sin Ella
5. Tuna Papita
6. Llorando Se Fue
7. Ojos Azules
8. Mi Gran Amor
9. En la soledad
10. Pequeño Amor
11. El Picaflor
12. Al Final
13. Negrita
14. La Ventana
15. El Árbol de Mi Destino
16. Tiempo Al Tiempo
17. Bolivia
18. No Vuelvo Amar
19. Santusay
20. Llorando se fue (japones)
21. Ave De Cristal
22. Imillitay
23. Secreto Amor
24. El Amor Y La Libertad
25. Chuquiago Marka
26. Último amanecer
27. Canción Para Mi Hija
28. Fría
29. Viva Cochabamba
30. Mi Samba Mi Negra
31. Niña Mia
32. Vivir junto a ti
33. Por Un Mundo Nuevo
34. Todo me habla de ti
35. Kutimuy (Vuelve)
36. Surimana
37. Wayayay
38. La Pícara
39. Señora Su Hija
40. Tarija
41. Saya Cochabanba
42. A Las Orillas Del Rio
43. Perdóname
44. Son tantas noches
45. A Los 500 Años
46. Jiyaway Zambita
47. Siempre He De Adorarte
48. Amarse Hasta El Final
49. El Lider de Los Humildes
50. Mas Bella Tu
51. Oruro Tierra de Amor
52. tinkus
53. Puedo Vivir Sin Tu Amor
54. Saya Caporal
55. Amarte Siempre
56. Contra El Viento
57. Ella Es
58. Solo
59. Yo No He Nacido Para Sufrir
60. Saya Negra
61. YUYARIWAY URPI
62. Ciudad Del Alto
63. Mi Santa Cruz
64. Te Amo a Ti
65. La Vecina
66. Mi Sueño Mejor
67. Morenada Chacaltya
68. Quejas del alma
69. A que volviste
70. El Adios
71. Desde Mi Ventana
72. DUELE
73. El hombre Equivocado
74. Saya Sensual
75. Como Has Hecho
76. Con La Puerta Cerrada
77. No Te Puedo Olvidar
78. Saya Morena
79. Canto a La Madre
80. Dificil de Olvidar
81. El Ritmo Negro
82. Ingratitud
83. La Mujer Que Llegó
84. No Temas Enamorarte
85. Primer Amor
86. Pueblos Perdidos
87. Quiero Saber
88. Cicatrices
89. Dulce Compañera
90. Recuerdos
91. Tata Inti
92. Camargo
93. Como Siempre Soñe
94. Creo En Ti
95. Deje Mi Querencia
96. Esperanzas
97. Hermanos
98. Lunareja
99. Nunca Mi Amor
100. Paloma Blanca
101. Sol de Los Andes
102. Tarde
103. Tomás Orujo
104. Tupiza
105. Tus 15 años y Yo
106. Desde El Alma de Mi Pueblo
107. Flor de Potosi
108. La oracion del pajarito
109. leccion de vida
110. Loco Por Ti
111. Mentiroso Corazon
112. Pensando en ti
113. Por tus caprichos
114. Viven En Mi
115. Vivo Por Ti
116. ¡Ay corazón!
117. Al Partir
118. Atravez de Un Ollo In
119. Cómo Olvidarte
120. Dejaras
121. Florcita Azul
122. Hagamos el amor
123. Los Morenos
124. No Podre Saber
125. Pando
126. Sabe Dios Cuanto Te Quiero
127. El Destino de Mi Pueblo
128. Kamanchaca
129. Libre Al Viento
130. Mi Vida Sin Tu Amor
131. Solo Yo He Ganado
132. Sucre
133. Entre el infierno y la gloria
134. Hombre Equivocado
135. Mi Pecado
136. Te Llevas Todo Amor
137. La triunfal
138. Muchacha de Alas Blancas
139. Saya de San Andrés

Los Kjarkas is a Bolivian band from the Capinota province in the department of Cochabamba, and one of the most popular Andean folk music bands in the country's history. Among the styles they play are Saya, tuntuna, huayno, and carnavales. The instruments they use include the charango, quena, zampoña, ronroco, guitar, and bombo. The band's leader has always been singer, guitarist, and songwriter Gonzalo Hermosa González, who formed the band with his brothers Élmer Hermosa González and Ulises Hermosa González, as well as Gastón Guardia Bilboa and Ramiro de la Zerda. De la Zerda left group to form Grupo Fortaleza and Ulises Hermosa died of cancer in 1992, being replaced by Eduardo Yáñez Loayza, Rolando Malpartida Porcel and José Luis Morales Rodríguez. By 2002, Lin Angulo, Gonzalo Hermosa Camacho, and Japanese-born Makoto Shishido had replaced Yáñez, Porcel, and Rodríguez. Makoto joined the band after seeing them play in Japan. In the later 2000s, Élmer Hermosa was diagnosed with diabetes. In 2010, Edwin Castellanos, who was in the band from 1983 to 1995, became mayor of the city of Cochabamba. Kjarkas have founded two schools teaching Andean folk music: the Musical School of Kjarkas (Lima, Peru) and La Fundación Kjarkas (Ecuador). They have toured across Japan, Europe, Scandinavia, the United States, South America, and Australia, and have composed over 350 songs. Among their most popular are "Imillitay", "Al Final", "Canto a la mujer de mi pueblo", and "Pequeño Amor". An unauthorized translation of their song "Llorando se fue" by French producers Jean Karakos and Olivier Lorsac resulted in Kaoma's hit "Lambada". After a successful lawsuit, Kaoma paid to license the song. The song was also sampled on Don Omar's "Taboo" and on Jennifer López's single "On the Floor". Also "Wayayay" was covered by Tarkan as "Gelip Te Halimi Gördün Mü ?" ("Did You Ever Come To See My Situation ?" in Turkish) at "Yine Sensiz" ("Without You Again" in Turkish), whose debut album was in 1992. The group's music was also used for the Argentine-Dutch film Bolivia (2001). The group's cultural heritage is passed down in the next generation of Hermosa blood with the popular youth group band Chila Jatun, made up by the sons of this influential Bolivian group. They have been rewarded by the Bolivian Government the Banner of Gold

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