Regards Band Pass Filter with AmpOp
But whats about the others resistances the circuit?


The gain setting resistors (R5, R6, R7 and R8) do two things: -


Set the pass-band gain
Modify the Q of the circuit enabling a peak in the frequency response around the cut-off frequency of each stage.



  when you use the same filter in series the simple question is: the
  frequency response has the same value when you use only 1 low-pass
  filter?


With equal values for R1 and R2 AND C1 and C2 then the cut-off frequency is the same for a single order low pass filter. The big difference in your circuits (Sallen Key, 2nd order filters) is that any signals that are outside the pass-band are attenuated to a greater extent.

If you are asking about the change in the 3 dB point of the low-pass filter when you introduce the high-pass filter then sure, there'll be some interaction and that interaction gets worse as the two cut-off frequencies get closer. With the two cut-offs at 637 Hz and 5.3 kHz, there will be some slight interaction.

Your final circuit diagram is wrong and makes no sense. You have op-amp outputs connected to ground and that is a spoiler.