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Soda Stereo
Released 1988

Dia Comun/Double Vida
04:39
764 plays

Corazon Delator
05:12
733 plays

Lo Que Sangra (La Cupula)
04:34
712 plays

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- 1
- Picnic en el 4° B
- 03:40
- 1,160 plays

- 2
- En La Ciudad de La Furia
- 05:46
- 1,025 plays

- 3
- Lo Que Sangra (La Cupula)
- 04:34
- 712 plays

- 4
- En el Borde
- 04:43
- 517 plays

- 5
- Languis
- 03:54
- 457 plays

- 6
- Dia Comun/Double Vida
- 04:39
- 764 plays

- 7
- Corazon Delator
- 05:12
- 733 plays

- 8
- El Ritmo de Tus Ojos
- 03:57
- 410 plays

- 9
- Terapia de Amor Intensiva
- 05:40
- 481 plays

album review

When Soda Stereo released this album they were the most important pop/rock Latin American band. The album confirmed it. Recorded and mixed in New York, the album was produced by David Bowie's guitarist Carlos Alomar. He gave them a sound that brought the album near but timidly to soul music. Alomar even rapped in "En el Borde." A horn section was included in many songs and that gave a flavor that the band never had before and would not in the future, except in the forthcoming EP Languis. Although the album contains some of the most beautiful songs from the band, such as "En la Ciudad de la Furia" and "Corazón Delator," the album lacks the consistency of the previous studio album Signos. ~ Iván Adaime, All Music Guide