Pachuco y la Cubanacán, , Álvaro Salas, (BAFOCHI), , and Los Viking's 5. In 1992 the masters of ceremonies were Felipe Camiroaga (Televisión Nacional de Chile) and Humberto Vásquez Cortés (Canal 8). Among the artists who performed were , BAFOCHI, Los Indolatinos, , and Mauricio Rubio. The 1993 edition, the first Pampilla by Pedro Velásquez, was held between 18 and 20 September. Jaime Dupré was the general coordinator and Juan José Salinas was the emcee. Some of the artists that were presented were: Gigi Martin (comedian), Los Viking's 5, La Sonora de Tommy Rey, Germán Casas, Pachuco y la Cubanacán, and Valija Diplomática. In the Giant Tent of the Lions Club, La Sonora de Tommy Rey, Grupo Uno, and the Carén Folk Ensemble performed. The emcee was Carlos Alberto Espinoza. In 1994 the festival was held between 17 and 20 September. The artistic program included the following guests: Los Viking's 5, Giolito y su Combo, Adrián y los Dados Negros, Palmenia Pizarro, Luis Jara, and . In 1995 the Pampilla Festival had Wilma Sánchez as its general coordinator, and it took place between 16 and 20 September of that year. Some of the artists of this edition were the following: Peter Rock, Los Viking's 5, Adrián y los Dados Negros, Lorena, Giovanni Falchetti, Los Chacareros de Paine, Nicole, the , and Chucho Monsalves, and Los Tres. The general coordinator of La Pampilla in 1996 was again Wilma Sánchez. Some of the invited artists were Giovanni Falchetti, Los Viking's 5, Pachuco y la Cubanacán, Brisas de Chile, , Los Cumaná, Garibaldi, Lucho Barrios, and Illapu. The 1997 festival took place between 17 and 21 September. The general commissioner of that edition was Romelio Castro. Some of the invited artists were: Miranda!, Los Viking's 5, Los Atletas de la Risa, Adrián y los Dados Negros, Los Jaivas, and Sandy & Papo. In 1998, the artistic presentations were made on 18 and 19 September, and the first Pampilla de Coquimbo Folkloric Root National Festival was held, which was put on by Marengo Producciones and under the musical direction of Enrique Arenas. The artists invited to this edition were BAFOCHI, El Clavel, Isabel and Ángel Parra, , Pancho del Sur, and Joe Vasconcellos. The 1999 edition was under the administration of Mayor Pedro Velásquez and was hosted by Ethel Savè and Juan José Salinas. Among the invited artists were: Daniel Vilches y la Cámara