Cueca de Joaqu?n Murieta - Quilapay?n, Neruda, Pablo
Premonici?n a la Muerte de Joaqu?n Murieta - Quilapay?n, Carrasco, Eduardo
Un Son Para Cuba - Quilapay?n, Neruda, Pablo
Continuar? Nuestra Lucha - Quilapay?n, Neruda, Pablo
Pido Castigo - Quilapay?n, Carrasco, Eduardo
Canto Negro - Quilapay?n, Carrasco, Eduardo
Ronda del Ausente - Quilapay?n, Alegr?a, Fernando
El Arbol de los Libres - Quilapay?n, Neruda, Pablo
El Ni?o Mudo - Quilapay?n, Lorca, Federico Gar
Dos Sonetos - Quilapay?n, Carrasco, Eduardo
Palma Sola - Quilapay?n, Guill?n, Nicolas
Ded O Ded O - Quilapay?n, Huidobro, Vicente
Fuerzas Naturales - Quilapay?n, Huidobro, Vicente
Canto VII (Dialecto de P?jaros) - Quilapay?n, Huidobro, Vicente
The Chilean Group Formed in 1965 Writing Lyrics Inspired by Social Issues Related to Its Country and Combining them with Autochthonous Musical Arrangements. In 1966, the Band Came in First Place at the Festival De Festival... more »es, Releasing Its First Album that Same Year. Folk Singer and Songwriter Victor Jara Helped the Band by Promoting Quilapayun's Music and Making the Record Canciones Folkloricas De America Together. As Chilean New Song's Ambassador, Quilapayun Went on Its First European Tour in 1968. Due to Chilean Political and Social Changes in the Early '70s, the Group Settled in Foreign Countries for More Than a Decade.« less
The Chilean Group Formed in 1965 Writing Lyrics Inspired by Social Issues Related to Its Country and Combining them with Autochthonous Musical Arrangements. In 1966, the Band Came in First Place at the Festival De Festivales, Releasing Its First Album that Same Year. Folk Singer and Songwriter Victor Jara Helped the Band by Promoting Quilapayun's Music and Making the Record Canciones Folkloricas De America Together. As Chilean New Song's Ambassador, Quilapayun Went on Its First European Tour in 1968. Due to Chilean Political and Social Changes in the Early '70s, the Group Settled in Foreign Countries for More Than a Decade.