Jurarás

There's something about Jurarás by Enanitos Verdes that invites you to stay. It's not just the melody, but the way it's built, with that air that envelops you and makes you want to pay attention to every detail. The song, with its 4 minutes and 7 seconds, feels like a sonic journey that takes you from one place to another without losing its way. It's the kind of track that, when you listen to it, gives you the feeling that there's a story behind it, something the band wanted to capture carefully.

This track is part of Igual que ayer, the band's sixth studio album, which was released in early 1992. It was a particular moment for Enanitos Verdes, as it marked their return to joint activity after a time when Marciano Cantero explored his solo career. For this stage, keyboardist Eduardo Lalanne joined, whose presence was noticeable, even appearing on the album cover alongside Cantero, Staiti, and Piccolo. Additionally, Andrés Calamaro, who was in charge of producing the album, lent his voice to the backing vocals and contributed his instrumental talent across all tracks.