Siempre Es Hoy

"Siempre Es Hoy" is the third studio album from Argentine rock icon Gustavo Cerati, released on November 26, 2002, under the Ariola label. This 17-track masterpiece blends the boundaries of Argentine rock, Latin rock, and Latin alternative, showcasing Cerati's evolution from his earlier works. While advertised as Cerati's rock album, "Siempre Es Hoy" leans heavily into electronic styles, offering a unique fusion that sets it apart in his discography. The album was recorded over an extensive period from April 2001 to September 2002 across several studios, including Del Cielito, Capitán, Santito, and El Pie, with additional production by Sacha Triujeque and Toy Hernández. The meticulous recording process culminated in a seamless mix engineered by Sacha Triujeque and Cerati himself. The album's standout tracks, such as "Cosas Imposibles" and "No Te Creo," highlight Cerati's signature blend of introspective lyrics and innovative soundscapes. "Siempre Es Hoy" was nominated for a Grammy in the "Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album" category the following year, cementing its place as a pivotal work in Cerati's career. With a duration of 1 hour and 10 minutes, this album is a testament to Cerati's artistic versatility and enduring influence in the Latin rock genre.