The album's catalog includes some versions of folk songs from Latin America, some from Chile such as "La flor que anda de mano en mano", "Ojitos verdes", (The latter was composed with Quilapayun) from Argentina, as "La cocinerita" and from Bolivia as "Ja jai" (In both the Charango was played by Ángel Parra, Eduardo Carraso I play the Quena used on the track "Deja la vida volar", and Patricio Castillo also worked on the album using the Guitar and the Charango). The 2001 version adds versions of "La beata" and "Se me ha escapado un suspiro", the latter did with the group Cuncumén. The authorship of this album, as well as its singles, was in the hands of Camilo Fernández, owner of the Demon record company, from its launch in 1966 until 2001, when he recently transferred the rights to the widow of Víctor Jara, after years of profiting from the album (as well as with others from Patricio Manns, Isabel and Ángel Parra, among others) without ever financially rewarding its authors or family.