Fuera de mí

The song *Fuera de mí* by La Ley has that atmosphere that invites you to immerse yourself in it, with a duration of 4:44 that allows the instrumentation to develop. It was released in August 2000, as part of the album *Uno*. The music video accompanying this single was filmed in a striking setting: the Atacama Desert, in Chile, and premiered on MTV Latino in the same month of its release.

This album, *Uno*, marked a turning point for La Ley, being the first after the departure of Rodrigo Aboitiz and Luciano Rojas. The band continued as a trio, and for the bass parts, they added Archie Frugone as a guest. In terms of sound, *Uno* was perceived as a change from previous works like *Vértigo* or *Invisible*. They leaned towards a more direct sound within *Alternative Rock*, leaving behind the more experimental and ambient textures they had explored before. The band also featured J.C. Cumplido on tour, who was later replaced by Archie Frugone. Over the years, La Ley has performed *Fuera de mí* in various concerts, and the song had a special performance at Teletón Chile in 2014.