Soda Stereo

Description: New sealed vinyl. Dynamo is the sixth studio album by Argentine rock band Soda Stereo. It was recorded and mixed in Buenos Aires in 1992. At the time of its release, the reception from the public was cold compared to the success of the band's previous work, Cancion Animal. The album represents a profound change in sound from previous albums. Throughout its 12 songs, it shows the band's interest in exploring new sounds, this album is considered one of the most important references of the Latin Rock Music ever. There is also a clear influence of electronic music (clear examples of this are "Sweet Sahumerio" or "Claroscuro"). It also contains, as a curiosity, the song "Camaleón" in which Gustavo Cerati exchanges instruments with Zeta Bosio, the latter playing the guitar and Cerati the bass. This change was also made in the live presentations of the subject.However, this album reflects the evolution of the set and features some tracks that stand out, such as "Primavera 0", "Luna Roja" and "Ameba", which are among Soda Stereo's hits. And other important songs in Argentine rock such as "Toma la Ruta", "Fue", "Claroscuro" and "En Remolinos". Side AA1 Secuencia InicialA2 Toma La RutaA3 En RemolinosA4 Primavera 0A5 CamaleónSide BB1 Luna RojaB2 AmebaB3 Nuestra FeB4 Fue

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