Para quién canto yo entonces

Sui Generis recorded For Who I Sing Then at a time when the band was already a quartet, with Charly García and Nito Mestre accompanied by Rinaldo Rafanelli and Juan Rodríguez. The song is part of an album called Small anecdotes about institutions, where the lyrics focus on questioning things like family, the military, repression and censorship. Charly's voice speaks to how institutions have become tools of power, and that feels in every word. The song lasts just over three minutes, and on Last.fm they've been listened to more than a thousand people.