Circo Beat

When you immerse yourself in the music of Circo Beat, you encounter a piece that invites you on a particular sonic journey. The song, which shares its name with the album, has a duration of 5 minutes and 43 seconds, a span that allows for the development of an enveloping atmosphere. The sound was shaped with the collaboration of Phil Manzanera, known for his work with bands like Roxy Music and in later stages of Pink Floyd. This participation gives the production a distinctive touch, adding to Fito Páez's proposal.

This Circo Beat, released in 1994, became Fito Páez's eighth studio album. While it did not reach the stratospheric figures of its predecessor, El amor después del amor, it proved to be a solid work. In fact, it ranked as the third best-selling album in Argentina during 1995, with around 350,000 units. The singles Mariposa tecknicolor and Tema de Piluso, the latter an emotional tribute to the remembered comedian Alberto Olmedo, resonated strongly on the radio, marking the album's presence on the music scene. The career of Fito Páez, originally from Rosario, is extensive, spanning over 30 years and about twenty studio albums, consolidating him as a relevant figure in Argentine music.