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Amor Amarillo

Gustavo Cerati

1993
11 tracks
54 min
argentine rock

Album Description

"Amor Amarillo," released on November 1, 1993, marks the debut solo album from Argentine rock icon Gustavo Cerati, a project he undertook while still an active member of the influential band Soda Stereo. This intimate collection of songs, spanning 54 minutes, is a testament to Cerati's versatility and artistic growth, blending elements of Argentine rock, Latin rock, and alternative Latin sounds. Produced under RCA Records, the album features Cerati's signature guitar work and evocative lyrics, with notable tracks like "Amor Amarillo," "Lisa," and "Ahora Es Nunca" showcasing his unique musical vision. Despite its release coinciding with personal milestones and band dynamics, "Amor Amarillo" stands as a pivotal work in Cerati's discography, offering fans a deeper look into his creative process and musical evolution. The album's dreamy atmospheres and introspective lyrics make it a standout in the Latin alternative rock genre, solidifying Cerati's status as a pioneer in rock en español.

1 nov 1993(P) 1993 BMG Ariola Argentina S.A.

Tracks

Amor AmarilloGustavo Cerati
5:36
LisaGustavo Cerati
4:25
Te Llevo para Que Me LlevesGustavo Cerati
3:44
PulsarGustavo Cerati
4:54
Cabeza De MedusaGustavo Cerati
5:07
Av. AlcortaGustavo Cerati
4:44
BajanGustavo Cerati
4:08
Rombos (Un Cuarto Lleno de Rombos)Gustavo Cerati
4:23
Ahora Es NuncaGustavo Cerati
4:42
A MercedGustavo Cerati
6:28
TortevalGustavo Cerati
6:04

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About Gustavo Cerati

Gustavo Cerati, the charismatic frontman of the iconic Latin rock band Soda Stereo, left an indelible mark on the music world with his powerful vocals and innovative guitar work. Born in Argentina, Cerati's influence extended far beyond his home country, earning him international acclaim and a place among the most important figures in Latin rock. His solo career was equally impressive, with over 10 million records sold and a plethora of awards, including the prestigious Latin Grammy. Cerati's flamboyant stage presence and musical prowess brought stadium rock to Latin America, making him a beloved figure among fans of Argentine rock, Latin rock, rock en español, and Latin alternative. His legacy continues to inspire musicians and captivate audiences worldwide.

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