Notable Chicha Artists and Their Famous Songs


Welcome! CumbiaFM has curated our list of 10 notable Chicha artists and their famous songs:

Los Mirlos

  • ”La Danza de los Mirlos”: Often regarded as an anthem of Chicha music, this song is famous for its catchy melodies and bird-like whistling synthesizer sounds.
  • ”Sonido Amazonico”: A quintessential Chicha track, it combines traditional rhythms with psychedelic elements.

Juaneco y Su Combo

  • ”Mujer Hilandera”: Known for its hypnotic rhythms, this song is a staple in the Chicha repertoire.
  • ”Ya se ha muerto mi abuelo”: This song stands out for its fusion of Amazonian folk elements with a modern twist.

Los Shapis:

  • “El Aguajal”: A perfect example of Chicha’s ability to blend modern and traditional sounds.
  • ”Como un Errante”: This song is celebrated for its emotional lyrics and vibrant rhythms.

ChacalĂłn y La Nueva Crema:

  • “Viento”: A hit that showcases ChacalĂłn’s unique voice and deep connection to the sentiments of the working class.
  • ”A Trabajar”: An uplifting song encouraging hard work and perseverance.

Los Destellos:

  • “ConstelaciĂłn”: A pioneering song in the Chicha genre, it features innovative use of electric guitar.
  • ”Caminito Serrano”: This track beautifully combines Andean music with psychedelic rock influences.

Grupo NĂ©ctar:

  • “El Arbolito”: A later contribution to the genre, blending cumbia with modern pop elements.
  • ”Pecadora”: Known for its catchy chorus and danceable beat.

Los Diablos Rojos:

  • “Sacalo Sacalo”: A lively song that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Chicha.
  • ”El Guapo”: Famous for its energetic rhythm and engaging melodies.

Eusebio y Su Banjo:

  • “Mi Cholita”: A song that combines the traditional banjo with classic Chicha rhythms.
  • ”Amor Imposible”: Known for its heartfelt lyrics and the unique sound of the banjo in a cumbia context.