Proyección

Proyección, a Bolivian folk music group, was founded in 1979 in Cochabamba. Initially known as Proyección Kjarkas, they released their first two albums, Abierto mi Corazón and Mis Penas. In 1984, the group renamed itself to simply Proyección and moved to La Paz, releasing No Vuelvo a Amar (1984). In 1986, they rebranded as Proyección - La Nueva Expresión del Folklore de Bolivia. Their international recognition grew with hits like "Secreto Amor" (1989) and "Sambos de Corazón" (1993), which were covered by other artists. Proyección toured extensively, including performances in the United States during the 1994 FIFA World Cup. Notable achievements include being named Huéspedes Ilustres of Tarma, Peru and winning the Cántaro de Plata award.