: A double album with 41 remastered tracks and a DVD of a classic 1989 concert. 50.º Aniversario (2024)
: Introduced synthesizer sounds popular in clubs at the time. Amor y Ruleta (1979)
: One of the final albums before Jeros departed for a solo career in 1990. Reformed Line-up Albums (with Junior González) After Jeros left, Emilio's son, Emilio González García ("Junior") , joined the group. Sangre gitana (1991) : The first album of the new era. ¡Amigo, no pasa ná! (1995) : Released under the reformed line-up. Gitano (1996) : Continued their tradition of flamenco-influenced pop. Ladrón de Amores (2001) : A return to the studio after several years. Hasta Aquí Hemos Llegado (2008) los chichos discografia mega
in Spain. Formed in 1973 in Madrid, the group consists of brothers Julio and Emilio González and originally included singer-songwriter Juan Antonio Jiménez ("Jeros")
: The final of the first three albums composed entirely by Jeros. Son Ilusiones (1977) : A double album with 41 remastered tracks
Los Chichos are the defining pioneers of rumba flamenca rumba-rock
Los Chichos have released numerous best-of collections that have reached gold and platinum status. Sus 22 mejores canciones (1995) : A comprehensive collection of their biggest early hits. Todo Chichos: Edición Oro (2009) : A major gold-edition retrospective. 40+1 Aniversario (2014) Reformed Line-up Albums (with Junior González) After Jeros
: Soundtrack for the film of the same name, reinforcing their connection to urban street culture. Ojos Negros (1988)
: Continued their rise with realistic lyrics and powerful rumba rhythms. No sé por qué (1976)
This era (1973–1989) is widely considered the group's most successful and creative period. Ni más ni menos (1974)
, who wrote their most iconic hits. With over 15 million records sold, their discography is a cornerstone of Spanish popular music, capturing the struggles and stories of working-class life. Essential Studio Albums (Original Line-up with Jeros)