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Andrés Calamaro
Released 1997

Media Verónica
03:37
928 plays

Me Arde
03:37
927 plays

Donde Manda Marinero
04:04
705 plays

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- 1
- Alta Suciedad
- 04:27
- 1,284 plays

- 2
- Todo Lo Demás También
- 02:50
- 686 plays

- 3
- Donde Manda Marinero
- 04:04
- 705 plays

- 4
- Loco
- 03:41
- 3,396 plays

- 5
- Flaca
- 04:47
- 4,993 plays

- 6
- Quién Asó la Manteca?
- 04:25
- 443 plays

- 7
- Media Verónica
- 03:37
- 928 plays

- 8
- El Tercio de los Sueños
- 03:54
- 532 plays

- 9
- Comida China
- 02:10
- 414 plays

- 10
- Elvis Está Vivo
- 03:00
- 544 plays

- 11
- Me Arde
- 03:37
- 927 plays

- 12
- Crimenes Perfectos
- 04:24
- 2,483 plays

- 13
- Nunca Es Igual
- 07:44
- 448 plays

- 14
- El Novio del Olvido
- 02:24
- 525 plays

- 15
- Catalina Bahia [*]
- 05:12
- 342 plays

album review

This was the first solo album that Calamaro released after the split of Los Rodriguez. It was also his best-selling record and the one that helped to get him at the top of the local musical scene, along with other soloists like Charly García, Fito Paez and Luis Alberto Spinetta. Pumped by major hits like "Flaca," "Loco," and "Me Arde," the album sold 300,000 copies in Argentina alone. The album cover could be read as a tribute to Bob Dylan, a figure greatly and explicitly adored by Calamaro. The ballads dominate the album, but there is also a bit of rock & roll, reggae, and soul. "Elvis está vivo" stands as the best song on an uneven but enjoyable album that includes many of his most popular songs. ~ Iván Adaime, All Music Guide