Los Jaivas
Los Jaivas (1963 - ) is a well-known Chilean folk/progressive rock band. The Parra brothers (Gabriel, drums Claudio, piano, and Eduardo, electric piano) met Mario Mutis (bass) and Eduardo "Gato" Alquinta (guitars and lead vocals) in their childhood and started to play music for fun. They became prominent in Viña del Mar, playing at many gigs with a bossa-nova/bolero style. The former name of the band was High & Bass. However, most of their fans believed they were called "Jaibas" (crabs). After a while they decide to correct their name and definitely change it to Los Jaivas. After a first Read Full BioLos Jaivas (1963 - ) is a well-known Chilean folk/progressive rock band.
The Parra brothers (Gabriel, drums Claudio, piano, and Eduardo, electric piano) met Mario Mutis (bass) and Eduardo "Gato" Alquinta (guitars and lead vocals) in their childhood and started to play music for fun. They became prominent in Viña del Mar, playing at many gigs with a bossa-nova/bolero style. The former name of the band was High & Bass. However, most of their fans believed they were called "Jaibas" (crabs). After a while they decide to correct their name and definitely change it to Los Jaivas.
After a first phase characterized by a of more tropical sound they began to blend styles, experimenting with hippie sound, progressive rock and avant-garde jazz. Their most recognized feature it's their blending of styles with the traditional sounds -and instruments- of the region.
Discography:
* El Volantin
* Todos juntos
* Sueños de America
* El indio,
* Palomita blanca soundtrack
* Sueños de America
* Mambo de machaguay
* Aconcagua,
* Alturas de machu picchu
* Si tu no estas
* Obras de violeta parra
* Mamalluca
* Hijos de la tierra
* Trilogia el rencuentro
* Arrebol.
Their most famous songs in Latin America are "Todos Juntos", "Mira Niñita" and "Sube a Nacer Conmigo Hermano", all which are especially cherished by Chileans.
After the military coup in Chile the band moved to Argentina, where they stayed until 1977 when they moved to France. The band formation changed in 1988, when Gabriel died in Peru. His daughter Juanita tooked his place at the drums. In January of 2003, "Gato" (the cat) Alquinta died in Coquimbo (Chile) of a heart attack. His death was a national mourning and more than 400.000 people attendend his funeral. The band continued playing with Gato's children: Ankatu (guitar), Eloy (saxophone)and Aurora (vocals).
A few months after Gato's death, Aurora left the band to continue her career as an actress. Her position was taken by Carlos Cabezas.
A year after Gato's death his son Eloy died too at the age of 33 after from a heart attack. His position was taken in the group by Francisco Bosco.
The band, after 43 years of activity, has gained a cult status and still perform live, regardless the tragic events ocurred in the past years.
The Parra brothers (Gabriel, drums Claudio, piano, and Eduardo, electric piano) met Mario Mutis (bass) and Eduardo "Gato" Alquinta (guitars and lead vocals) in their childhood and started to play music for fun. They became prominent in Viña del Mar, playing at many gigs with a bossa-nova/bolero style. The former name of the band was High & Bass. However, most of their fans believed they were called "Jaibas" (crabs). After a while they decide to correct their name and definitely change it to Los Jaivas.
After a first phase characterized by a of more tropical sound they began to blend styles, experimenting with hippie sound, progressive rock and avant-garde jazz. Their most recognized feature it's their blending of styles with the traditional sounds -and instruments- of the region.
Discography:
* El Volantin
* Todos juntos
* Sueños de America
* El indio,
* Palomita blanca soundtrack
* Sueños de America
* Mambo de machaguay
* Aconcagua,
* Alturas de machu picchu
* Si tu no estas
* Obras de violeta parra
* Mamalluca
* Hijos de la tierra
* Trilogia el rencuentro
* Arrebol.
Their most famous songs in Latin America are "Todos Juntos", "Mira Niñita" and "Sube a Nacer Conmigo Hermano", all which are especially cherished by Chileans.
After the military coup in Chile the band moved to Argentina, where they stayed until 1977 when they moved to France. The band formation changed in 1988, when Gabriel died in Peru. His daughter Juanita tooked his place at the drums. In January of 2003, "Gato" (the cat) Alquinta died in Coquimbo (Chile) of a heart attack. His death was a national mourning and more than 400.000 people attendend his funeral. The band continued playing with Gato's children: Ankatu (guitar), Eloy (saxophone)and Aurora (vocals).
A few months after Gato's death, Aurora left the band to continue her career as an actress. Her position was taken by Carlos Cabezas.
A year after Gato's death his son Eloy died too at the age of 33 after from a heart attack. His position was taken in the group by Francisco Bosco.
The band, after 43 years of activity, has gained a cult status and still perform live, regardless the tragic events ocurred in the past years.
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Mira Niñita
Los Jaivas Lyrics
Mira niñita
Te voy a llevar
A ver la luna
Brillando en el mar
Mira hacia el cielo
Y olvida ese lánguido temor
Que fue permanente emoción
Ay, fue permanente emoción
Para la hija de un hombre
Con ojos de cristal
Y papel sellado en la piel
Mira hacia el cielo
Y olvida ese lánguido temor
Que fue permanente emoción
Ay, fue permanente emoción
Tu pelito y tus ojos de miel
Pero ya en tu pecho florecerán las colores de amor
Florecerán
Tu pelito y tus ojos de miel
Ay, La ternura tendrás para ti, para ti
Florecerán
Tu pelito
Pero ya en tu pecho florecerán las colores de amor
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Isidora Echeverría
Mira niñita
te voy a llevar
a ver la Luna
brillando en el mar,
mira hacia el cielo
y olvida ese lánguido temor
que fue permanente emoción.
Ah, fue permanente emoción.
Para la hija
de un hombre con ojos de cristal
y papel sellado en la piel.
Mira niñita
te voy a llevar
a ver la Luna
brillando en el mar,
mira hacia el cielo
y olvida ese lánguido temor
que fue permanente emoción.
Ah fue permanente emoción.
Para la hija
de un hombre con ojos de cristal
y papel sellado en la piel.
Mira hacia el cielo
y olvida es lánguido temor
que fue permanente emoción.
Ah fue permanente emoción.
Ah tu pelito y
tus ojos de miel,
pero ya en tu pecho
florecerán colores
de amor.
Florecerán
Tu pelito y tus ojos de miel.
La ternura tendrán para tí,
para tí.
Florecerán
Tu pelito.
cahuseo
Más que chilenos, esto es una canción que nos debería enorgullecer como latinoamericanos. Solemos mirar la cultura europea con admiración, pero nuestros países latinoamericanos, cada uno tiene una vasta riqueza cultural. Y sin duda la música es por lejos el lenguaje más universal y que más une. Admiramos a Queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc. Pero Los Jaivas están a la altura de un legado universal. Sin duda sus temas son joyas.
Zuny Catrilef
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Ja Ja
y mas de uno Lo quere destruir , no se le olvide eso, 🇵🇪🇦🇷🇬🇭🚫❌
Robson Rocha
Concordo em grau gênero e número.
Um abraço aqui do Brasil
Jaqueline Moya
:) ✌🏻🤭
Benjamin Proboste
@Catalina Escuti tienes razon
MrDiegote75 marcelo
Siempre he oído este nombre:Los Jaivas...y les juro,hermanos chilenos,que jamás en mi vida los escuche(como todo rockero y metalero que deja de lado mucha música que no es del palo)...esta es la primera vez que los escucho y la verdad me pregunto a mi mismo...donde mierda estaban mis oídos que no los escuche antes??? El folclore argentino y el de mis hermanos chilenos,peruanos,uruguayos,paraguayos y mas son lo mejor que nos han dado...hermanos chilenos,me saco el sombrero ante semejantes musicos!! Abrazos a todos desde Buenos Aires!!!
Fredy Andres Rojas Huillin
También soy rockero bro, pero es innegable que hay mucha musica fuera del rock que merece ser escuchada por todos...
Claudia Aguilera
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lordre Dessfou
hermoso!