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Animal nocturno 1992
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Animal nocturno

When Ricardo Arjona released Animal Nocturno in February 1993, it was presented as a work that explored a particular sound, far from what would come later. This album, recorded in 1992, is distinguished by lyrics with a more rebellious and bohemian air, a quality that, as is said, transformed throughout his later career. The music in Animal Nocturno moves between pop and rock, offering a total duration of 47 minutes and 18 seconds, and was released under the labels Sony Music and Epic, with Arjona himself taking on production. Within the tracklist, some songs especially capture the essence of this work.

Year
1992
Songs
12
Duration
70 min 59 seg
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15 song|s

Song list

# Title Available
01

Historia de taxi

6:46
02

Te conozco

4:11
03

Jesús verbo no sustantivo

6:49
04

4:30
05

Señora de las cuatro décadas

5:06
06

Ella y él

6:14
07

Mujeres

3:28
08

Tu reputación

4:50
09

Quién diría

3:55
10

Noticiero

5:31
11

Del otro lado del sol

4:44
12

Primera vez

3:49
13

Realmente no estoy tan solo

3:54
14

Amor de tele

3:19
15

Animal nocturno

3:53

About the album

Animal nocturno, according to DoReSol

Historia de taxi is one of those pieces that invite reflection, as is Señora de las cuatro décadas, which addresses a particular story in detail. Jesús verbo no sustantivo also stands out, showing the thematic and stylistic variety of the album. The most devoted followers of Arjona find in Animal Nocturno a fascinating window into his beginnings, a starting point that reveals a perspective closer to the everyday in many of his compositions. This fourth studio album by the Guatemalan artist, Animal Nocturno, was released at a time when the music industry was exploring new sounds. The production, under the direction of Ricardo Arjona, sought a sound that would resonate with an audience that appreciated narrative in songs.

The album, which includes 15 tracks, represents an interesting stage in the artist's discography, offering a look at the roots of his lyrical and musical style.

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