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Los Machucambos was a music band formed in Paris in 1959. The two guitar players were Rafael Gayoso (from Spain), Milton Zapata (from Peru) and the singer was Julia Cortés (from Costa Rica) . In 1960 Zapata was replaced by Romano Zanotti (pseudonym of Giuseppe Piccolo) (from Italy). Although the group had a long list of discography their best known hit was Pepito which became the number 1 hit in 1961.^{[citation needed]}

After Julia Cortés retired in 1972 they had various lead singers, like María Licata (1973-1980), Florence, María Aparecida (1976-1980), Chilean Mariana Montalvo (1980-2005) and Haileey since 2006.^[1]

• Duerme Negrito 1959
• La Canción De Orfeo / Adieu Tristesse / La Bamba / Macongo 1959
• La Bamba 1960
• Chansons populaires d'Amérique du Sud 1960
• La Petenera / Piedra Y Camino / Recuerdos De Ipacarai / Chaparralito 1960
• Pepito / Negra Maria Esther / Dimelo En Septiembre / Luna De Benidorm 1960
• La Palomita 1961
• Pepito / Negra Maria Esther 1961
• La Cucaracha / Contigo en la Distancia / Otorrino Laringólogo / La Boa 1961
• Pepito / Dimelo En Septiembre 1961
• Pepito 1961
• Otorrino Laringologo Cha Cha Cha / La Boa Cha Cha Chacca 1961
• Aquella Rosa / Otorrino Laringologo 1961
• Non Monsieur / Fabulosa 1962
• Granada 1962
• Teresita La Chunga / Chico Cha Cha Cha 1962
• Granada Cha Cha Cha / Perfidia Cha Cha Cha 1962
• Cuando Calienta El Sol 1962
• Professor Bach / El Ascensor / Mira Mirame / La Chinqua 1963
• Non Monsieur / En El Lugar Del Mundo 1963
• La Mamma / Maria Elena / America / Melinda 1963
• Ciel de Lit / La Lune (Yo Soy la Luna) / La Bamba de Colas / Otra Bamba 11/1963 Decca 460.803
• Malaga / Mi Sono Innamorato Di Te 1963
• Los Machucambos 1963
• El Watusi 1963
• La Mamma / La Bamba De Colás / América / Mexicana 1964
• Mucho Machucambos 1964 Decca LP PFS4056 Phase 4 Stereo
• Cuando calienta el sol / Esperanza / Non monsieur (No señor) / Fabulosa 1964 Decca Edge 71774
• Tartamudeando / Angelito / La Pollera Colorá / Qui Quae Quo 1965
• Valsecito 1965
• Caramba! 1966
• Le Canard En Fer Blanc 1967
• Mucho gusto 1968
• Che 1970
• Pepito / Cuando Calienta El Sol 1970
• La Cumbia 1971
• El Condor Pasa 1971
• A Tonga Da Mironga Do Kabulete / Tarde Em Itapoan 1973
• Balas / Abre Alas 1975
• Maria Elena (Tuyo Et Mi Corazon) 1975
• Samba Tragique 1975
• Pepito / Solamente Una Vez 1976
• Cuando Calienta El Sol / Paseando Por La Sabana 1976
• Remember / Oda Del Desterrado 1977
• Donde Volabas 1979
• La Fiesta 1983
• Cuando Calienta El Sol 1976
• Pepito / Guantanamera 1988
• A Mover La Colita / Pepito 1996
• Vacances Tabou
• La Mamma / Tuyo Es Mi Corazon
• Song Of Orpheus / Goodbye Sadness
• La Cucaracha / Otorino Laringolo
• Cuando Calienta El Sol / La Bamba
• Garota De Ipanema
• Cuando Caliente El Sol
• Chico Cha Cha Cha / Amor Amor
• Bossa Nova
• Pepito / Adios
• Cha Cha Cha
• Os Bandeirantes
• La Cucaracha / La Bamba
• Non Monsieur (The Pink Poodle) ^[1]

External videos
Pepito