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1985
About the album
Nada personal, according to DoReSol
Among the most notable songs is Cuando Pase el Temblor, which combines danceable rhythms with Andean influences, and Estoy Azulado, which begins with a powerful saxophone introduction by Gonzalo Palacios. The album's production, led by Gustavo Cerati, allowed each track to resonate with a depth that captured the attention of the public and critics alike. The response was overwhelming, selling around 180,000 copies in its first months in Argentina, marking a milestone in the band's career.
The album's success led Soda Stereo to embark on a tour of Argentina's main tourist destinations in the summer of 1986, performing at iconic venues such as Mar del Plata and Villa Gesell. During a concert at the Estadio Obras Sanitarias in Buenos Aires, a live video was recorded that would later be released as Nada Personal en Obras. This album not only catapulted the band to stardom but also left an indelible mark on the history of Spanish-language rock, serving as a benchmark for future generations of musicians.
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