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About the album
El nervio del volcán, according to DoReSol
Among the most notable singles from this album are Afuera and Aquí no es así, both accompanied by videos directed by Carlos Marcovich, brother of the band's guitarist. These songs were not only well-received on the radio but also secured a place in MTV Latino's programming. The album's production was an intense process, where Alejandro Marcovich could finally bring his guitar vision to life, creating arrangements that blend the power of rock with Latin American folk melodies, as evidenced in songs like Aviéntame and the use of the ebow in La llorona, which simulates a string section.
The recording context and the band's internal dynamics are also interesting aspects to consider. The departure of Sabo Romo and Diego Herrera in 1993 marked a turning point that influenced the album's direction. Despite tensions, the group managed to create a work that, while different, maintained its essence. Saúl Hernández has reflected on the separation, mentioning that the band was in a good moment before its members decided to take different paths. This album, which has been recognized as one of the 100 records you must have before the end of the world, not only captures a moment in the history of Spanish-language rock but also represents a legacy of innovation and musical evolution.
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