Soda Stereo - Cancion Animal vinyl record cover

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(En) El Séptimo Día

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Un Millón de Años Luz

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Canción Animal

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1990 (Mil Nueve Noventa)

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Sueles Dejarme Solo

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De Música Ligera

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Hombre Al Agua

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Entre Caníbales

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TÉ Para Tres

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Cae El Sol


Item UPC: 8719262041837

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Label: SONY U.S. LATIN

Soda Stereo

Cancion Animal

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Limited edition of 2000 numbered copies on crystal clear 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Canción Animal is Soda Stereo's fifth album and is regarded by fans as one of their most significant works. Following the release of Doble Vida, on which they flirted with North American influences, Gustavo Cerati recorded the demos for Canción Animal in his flat, drawing inspiration from Argentinian rock bands of the 1970s, such as Pescado Rabioso, Vox Dei and Color Humano. The album topped the Argentinian album chart, and the single "De Música Ligera" also made an impact, being regarded as an anthem of Latin rock and rock en español. The song continues to gain new fans daily and has amassed 700 million streams on Spotify to date. This makes it the band's most streamed song. All of this makes Canción Animal an essential cornerstone album in Argentinian rock culture.

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