The Los Kjarkas discografia is not just a list of albums; it is a story of global impact. In 1989, the group discovered that their song had been plagiarized by the Brazilian group Kaoma, who turned it into the worldwide smash hit "Lambada". The legal battle that followed ended with a ruling in favor of Los Kjarkas and composer Ulises Hermosa, marking one of the most famous copyright cases in Latin music history. While the controversy was painful, it inadvertently introduced Andean music to millions of new listeners around the world.

Polished production. Features "Al partir" — a farewell waltz played on quenas and violins that still closes their live shows.

Un experimento audaz donde el grupo fusionó sus instrumentos folklóricos con sintetizadores y cajas de ritmos electrónicas, buscando capturar a las nuevas audiencias urbanas.

"Bolivia", "Imillitay".