K-Paz de la Sierra became well known in the genre within the United States, Mexico, and throughout South America within the first months of the band's debut.

On January 29, 2009, K-Paz presented new members under the direction of Juan Gómez (brother of the deceased vocalist) Kompendo de la Sierra: With a new image, a new voice, but with a stronger name than ever, K-Paz de la Sierra, after his great success of Como un Tatuaje, managed to get back on top of success and popularity, remaining when They released their second single to the radio, called "I'd like to be an idiot", which managed to be screened throughout the country and the American Union.

Also in 2010, K-Paz launched a third promotional cut, with Armando Manzanero's classic "Adoro", a duo with Lupe Esparza, the Lead Singer & Bass Player of Bronco/Gigante De America in a vibrant Duranguense version.

Because the success of the group has not been even a simple fashion, and the proof of it is shown in countries like Mexico, the United States, Spain, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador.

"For Life" is the new title of the album of K-Paz de la Sierra, and also the phrase that carries the banner with his desire that his music last forever in the minds and hearts of the public.

In 2011, K-Paz De La Sierra suffers a further break from members Juan Gómez and Miguel Galindo due to mismanagement of the group.

In 2012 the group suffered another collapse, leaving their archives, Sergio Caballero (keyboardist) and Jair Loredo (drummer) for alleged salary debit by Felicitas.

The group prepared a new record production in October 2016 titled "Indestructible", that will feature Horacio Palencia (Cambiemos el Trato), Luciano Moon (Le Atine), Gabriel Flowers (Quien Invento El Amor), Cecilia Cádiz, Pablo Castro (Para Amarte) and Sergio Caballero (Indestructible) theme emerging as the first single.

A band’s ex-member Juan Gómez was alleged to use the name of K-Paz De La Sierra illegally in other countries in Central and South America deceiving fans of the group.