Destinología

The Destinológico Tour was much more than a simple series of concerts; it became an experience that took Tan Biónica through different corners of the Argentine Republic and crossed borders into countries like Paraguay, Mexico, and Colombia. The closing of this extensive tour, at the Hipódromo de Palermo, was a moment charged with meaning. Upon its conclusion, a giant screen projected the message "Adiós Destinología, Hola Mundo" (Goodbye Destinología, Hello World), anticipating the next chapter in the band's trajectory. To shape this album, several key singles were released. "Ciudad mágica", the first single, appeared in late 2012 and quickly positioned itself as one of the songs of the season. Shortly after, a preview of "Tus ojos mil" performed by Chano was shared, a nod to the most attentive fans. This track, like "Ciudad mágica", was heard live for the first time at a free concert on December 8, 2012, at Avenida Figueroa Alcorta y Pampa, marking the end of the "Obsesionario stage." "La melodía de Dios" followed as the second single, released in April 2013, and its music video premiered shortly after the physical release of the album. Later, "Música" was presented as the third single in September 2013, with its music video premiering on the day of Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of music. Finally, "Mis noches de enero" was released as the fourth single in early 2014, with its music video launched at the end of that same month.

All lyrical compositions for Destinología bear the signature of Chano Moreno Charpentier. The album, released in 2013, became a high point for the band, consolidating their sound and their connection with the audience.