Album Info
| Artist: | Soda Stereo |
| Album: | Soda Stereo |
| Released: | Europe, 2013 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | ¿Por Qué No Puedo Ser Del Jet-Set? | 2:21 |
| Written-By - C. Alberti, G. Cerati | ||
| A2 | Sobredosis De T.V. | 4:10 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati | ||
| A3 | Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas | 2:40 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati, H. Bosio | ||
| A4 | Tratame Suavemente | 3:22 |
| Written-By - D. Melero | ||
| A5 | Dietetico | 3:48 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati | ||
| B1 | Tele-Ka | 2:26 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati | ||
| B2 | Ni Un Segundo | 3:26 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati, H. Bosio | ||
| B3 | Un Misil En Mi Placard | 3:07 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati | ||
| B4 | El Tiempo Es Dinero | 2:55 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati | ||
| B5 | Afrodisiacos | 4:21 |
| Written-By - G. Cerati, H. Bosio | ||
| B6 | Mi Novia Tiene Biceps | 2:24 |
| Written-By - C. Alberti, G. Cerati, H. Bosio |
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Description
"Soda Stereo" is the debut album by the Argentine rock band Soda Stereo, released in 1984. It marks the beginning of the band's influential career, introducing their blend of rock, new wave, and post-punk sounds. The album played a significant role in the emergence and development of the rock en español movement, showcasing Soda Stereo's innovative approach to music and lyrics. With its catchy melodies, inventive guitar work, and Gustavo Cerati's distinctive vocals, the album established Soda Stereo as a leading force in Latin American rock music.
The opening track, "Por Qué No Puedo Ser del Jet-Set?" (Why Can't I Be Part of the Jet-Set?), sets an energetic tone for the album, combining sharp guitar riffs with synth-driven new wave influences. The song's satirical take on consumer culture and the quest for social status reflects the band's lyrical wit and their ability to address contemporary issues.
"Te Hacen Falta Vitaminas" (You Need Vitamins) showcases the band's playful and quirky side, with its upbeat tempo, catchy chorus, and humorous lyrics. The track's fusion of rock and pop elements exemplifies Soda Stereo's genre-blending style and their knack for creating infectious tunes.
"Trátame Suavemente" (Treat Me Gently), one of the album's most beloved songs, stands out for its emotive lyrics and melodic sensibility. The track's introspective mood and Cerati's expressive vocal delivery highlight the band's ability to craft deeply felt ballads alongside more upbeat numbers.
"Déjà Vu" is notable for its atmospheric sound and intricate arrangement, featuring layers of guitars and synthesizers that create a rich sonic texture. The song's dreamy quality and reflective lyrics showcase Soda Stereo's talent for exploring complex emotional landscapes through their music.
The production of "Soda Stereo," overseen by Federico Moura, captures the band's dynamic energy and the vibrancy of their sound. The album's mix of rock, new wave, and post-punk influences, combined with its polished production, helped to define the sound of 1980s Latin American rock and paved the way for Soda Stereo's future successes.
In conclusion, "Soda Stereo" is a seminal work that introduced one of Latin America's most iconic rock bands to a wider audience. The album's blend of infectious melodies, innovative soundscapes, and thoughtful lyrics established Soda Stereo as pioneers in the rock en español movement. "Soda Stereo" remains a landmark album, celebrated for its enduring influence on Latin American music and its role in shaping the sound of a generation.
