Los Jaivas

Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion, Vocals – Mario Mutis
Cello – Augusto Hernández (B2)
Cello – Eduardo Sienkiewicz (B2)
Charango, Acoustic Guitar, Guitarrón – Patricio Castillo (A2, A3, A4)
Choir – Coro Niño Y Patria (A1)
Choir – Oriana, Perla, Mirta, Marcela, Julio, Pato, Mellizos Jara, José Pedro, Gustavo y Alfredo (A1)
Contrabass – Iván Cazabón (B2)
Design – René Olivares
Design Concept, Artwork – Marco Antonio Hughes
Drums, Timpani, Xylophone, Gong, Vocals – Gabriel Parra
Engineer – Carlos Rosko Melo
Flute – Alfredo Jarpa (B2)
French Horn – Gilberto Silva (B2)
French Horn – Ramón Silva (B2)
Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Charango, Recorder, Congas, Gong – Gato Alquinta
Music By – Los Jaivas
Photography By – Edmundo Lhorente
Photography By – Hernán Bustos
Photography By – Mario Mutis
Photography By – Sexta Experiencia
Piano, Celesta, Bongos, Congas, Tambourine, Whistle, Choir – Eduardo Parra
Piano, Celesta, Maracas, Choir – Claudio Parra
Recorded By – Fernando Mateos
Recorded By – Franz Benko
Viola – Oscar Sandoval (B2)
Viola – Sofía González (B2)
Viola – Víctor Shlegel (B2)
Violin – José Ramirez (B2)
Words By – Los Jaivas

Insert description before credit line:
Este álbum fue grabado en Estudio 1 de IRT, en Santiago de Chile, en Julio, Agosto y Septiembre de 1972.

Credit Line (Due to submission issues, here is as originally listed on the insert)
Recording Engineers: Fernando Mateos y Franz Benko
Engineer Assitant: Rosko Melo
Photography: Sexta Experiencia, Hernán Bustos, Edmundo Lhorente y Mario Mutis
Cover artwork and design: Marco Antonio Hughes
Los Jaivas Logo design: René Olivares

Los Jaivas:
Gabriel Parra: Drums, Timpani, Tormento Chamullento, Xylophone, Marching Snare, Gong, Vocals
Claudio Parra: Piano, Celesta, Rasca de Metal, Panflute (Zampoña), Maracas, Choir
Eduardo Parra: Piano, Celesta, Bongos, Congas, Tambourine, Cultrún, Whistle, Choir
Mario Mutis: Bass, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Tarka, Pincuyo, Tambores, Vocals
Gato Alquinta: Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Charango, Recorder (Flauta Dulce), Pepa, Gongas, Gong

Featured Musicians (Músicos Invitados)
Patricio Castillo: Charango (A2 y A3), Guitarrón (A4), Guitarra Acústica (A2)
José Ramírez: Solo de Violín (B2)
Sofía González: Viola (B2)
Víctor Schlegel: Viola (B2)
Oscar Sandoval: Viola (B2)
Eduardo Sienkiewicz: Cello (B2)
Augusto Hernández: Cello (B2)
Ramón Silva: French Horn (B2)
Gilberto Silva: French Horn (B2)
Iván Cazabón: Contrabass (B2)
Alfredo Jarpa: Tarka (B2)

Coro Niño y Patria, director Jorge Reese (A1)
Coro de Amigos: Oriana, Perla, Mirta, Marcela, Julio, Pato, mellizos Jara, José Pedro, Gustavo and Alfredo (A1)

In uppercase lower left corner:
"SE LLAMABAN LOS HIGH-BASS..
DIEZ AÑOS TUVIERON QUE PASAR...
AFORTUNADAMENTE YA NADIE DUDA...
SON LOS MEJORES.
TIENEN FUERZA, MUSICALIDAD
Y GRAN DOMINIO INSTRUMENTAL
TRES HERMANOS MÁS UN CUÑADO MÁS UN AMIGO: LOS JAIVAS
SON BUENOS AQUÍ Y EN LA QUEBRÁ DEL AJÍ.
Julio Numhauser N.
DIRECTOR ARTÍSTICO IRT.

Released as Limited Edition 500 copies.
Recreation of the original artwork including black and white poster as gatefold.
Includes pictured inner sleeve in blue and red and a shrink outer sticker.
2020 Edition Mastered by Mariano Pavez from the original 1972 IRT Tapes.

Barcode – 0011586941540
Matrix / Runout – Side A: 205071E1/A
Matrix / Runout – Side B: 205071E2/A
Label Code – Side A: LPVE-6759
Label Code – Side B: LPVE-6760