No Voy en Tren

The song No Voy en Tren, born from the mind of Charly García, presents us with a sound that breaks with the established. Its duration of just over three minutes hides a complexity that invites to be unraveled note by note. The album containing it, Clics Modernos, released in November 1983, became a turning point for Argentine rock, marking a new sonic direction for the decade that was beginning. The lyrics of this era, often laden with sarcasm and humor, dialogued with the social and political context of the country, reflecting the civic-military dictatorship that was coming to an end.

This record work featured the collaboration of Pedro Aznar, a musician with whom García had already shared experiences in Serú Girán between 1978 and 1981. Clics Modernos is considered by many to be one of the peaks of Charly García's career and an unavoidable reference within national rock. The influence of Carlos Alberto García Moreno, known artistically as Charly García, extends throughout his prolific career, having founded emblematic bands such as Sui Géneris and Serú Girán, in addition to an extensive solo career. His legacy is enriched by numerous accolades, including a Grammy for Musical Excellence, Clarín Espectáculos and Konex awards, and recognition as an illustrious citizen of Buenos Aires in 2010.