Luna nueva

When you dive into Luna nueva, you encounter a piece that, with its 4 minutes and 54 seconds, invites you on a unique sonic journey. This song, which is part of Diego Torres's musical journey, was released at the same time he made his debut on the big screen with the film La furia, directed by Juan Bautista Stagnaro. The film was a success, attracting 1.3 million viewers and becoming the most-watched production of the year in Argentina. Later, in August '97, Torres presented this material live, offering eight performances at the Teatro Opera.

Diego Antonio Caccia Torres, known artistically as Diego Torres, is a singer-songwriter from Argentina. Born in Buenos Aires on March 9, 1971, he is the son of the renowned singer Lolita Torres. He took his first steps in music with the band La Marca. In 1991, he made the leap to television by starring in the series La Banda del Golden Rocket, which aired for three years. His first album, titled Diego Torres, was released in 1992, produced by Cachorro López. This album was well-received, selling 200,000 copies, boosted by tracks like Estamos juntos and Alguien la vio partir. His second work, Tratar de Estar Mejor, released in 1994, marked his consolidation. On this album, Torres explored a mix of reggae, ballad, and funk, achieving great impact with songs like Deja de pedir perdón and San Salvador. During 1994 and 1995, he positioned himself as the Argentine artist with the highest sales and attendance in his country, reaching 430,000 copies sold in Argentina alone. An extensive tour across Latin America projected him internationally, and in 1995 he was invited to Spain to collaborate on a tribute album to Joan Manuel Serrat, contributing his version of Penélope.