Las tardes del sol, las noches del agua

The song Las tardes del sol, las noches del agua, with its 5 minutes and 46 seconds of duration, immerses us in a particular atmosphere within the universe of Fito Páez. This track is part of Circo Beat, his eighth studio album, released in 1994. Although this record did not reach the stratospheric figures of its predecessor, El amor después del amor, it ranked as the second best-selling album in the career of the musician from Rosario and was the third best-selling album in Argentina during 1995, surpassing 350,000 units. An interesting detail about the production of Circo Beat is the participation of Phil Manzanera, known for his work with Roxy Music and in the post-Roger Waters era of Pink Floyd.

Fito Páez, born in Rosario in 1963, is a central figure in Argentine music. A member of the Trova rosarina, his career spans over 30 years and includes around twenty studio albums. After an initial underground phase, he gained international recognition in the early nineties with albums such as El amor después del amor (1992) and the aforementioned Circo Beat (1994). Throughout his career, he has received multiple awards, including five Latin Grammy Awards and the Konex Platinum Prize in 1995 as the best rock composer of the decade in Argentina.