Within the tracklist, songs like Vuelo rasante and Caos total are examples of the pulse that defines Impulsivamente. The band, which had an initial formation period in Miami, United States, where they participated in television programs such as Sábado Gigante and El Show de Cristina, returned to Paraguay in 2000. There they released their first work, Al Natural, which included a version of the guarania Kurusu Vera, composed by Rubén P. Olivera and Américo Francisco Cabrera, and which also formed part of the short film Amor Basura by Juan Carlos Maneglia and Tana Schémbori.
Paiko's career has spanned more than two decades, positioning them as a representative band of Paraguay. Their ability to keep songs in high radio rotation continuously speaks to a solid connection with their audience. Impulsivamente, in this context, adds to their discography as a piece that allows us to appreciate the evolution and characteristic sound they have cultivated over the years, maintaining a pop rock base with influences specific to the region.