This 1966 debut captures the Parra siblings in the midst of the burgeoning Nueva Canción movement, blending traditional Chilean folk with a stark, youthful energy.
- The album was recorded in Paris, where the siblings lived in exile at the time.
- The LP features a cover of Violeta Parra's iconic "Gracias a la Vida," though it was released two years before the song's final studio version.
- The album was released on the independent label Discoteca del Cantar Popular (DCP), founded by Isabel Parra and Ángel Parra themselves.
Isabel y Ángel Parra were a Chilean folk duo, the children of Violeta Parra. They were key figures in the Nueva Canción movement of the 1960s and 70s.
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