Bailando hasta que se vaya la noche

The song Dancing until the night is gone, with music by Fito Páez, immerses us in a sonic atmosphere that invites us to let go. Its duration of just over four minutes, specifically 4:10, gives us just enough time to feel the energy it proposes. The piece, born from the creative mind of Rodolfo Fito Páez, originally from Rosario, Argentina, integrates into the rich tradition of the Trova rosarina, a movement that has left its mark on the musical landscape.

Fito Páez's career, spanning over three decades, is a testament to his constant artistic exploration. With a body of work that includes about twenty studio albums, as well as live and compilation albums, he has managed to remain relevant. His international projection gained significant momentum in the early nineties, following the release of works such as Love After Love in 1992 and Circo beat in 1994. These albums were not only critically acclaimed but also achieved notable commercial success, selling over a million copies between them. Throughout his career, Fito Páez has been recognized with multiple distinctions, including several Latin Grammy Awards, underscoring the quality and impact of his musical output.