Tomo lo que encuentro

The song Tomo lo que encuentro, by the Argentine group Virus, is from their fifth studio album, titled Locura, released in 1985. This album stood out for being the most elaborate and for a deeper exploration of sexual themes within the band's discography. For vocalist and leader Federico Moura, it was his favorite work, and it also became their biggest commercial success, selling over 200,000 units in their home country.

With Locura, Virus joined the Argentine musical movement that was gaining ground throughout America, sharing the stage with other important names of the era such as Soda Stereo, Miguel Mateos/ZAS, Enanitos Verdes, and Los Violadores. The influence of this album was such that, years later, in 2006, the American magazine Al Borde ranked it 158th on its list of the 250 best Ibero-American rock albums, recognizing its value beyond Argentine borders. The musical piece Tomo lo que encuentro has a duration of 4 minutes and 22 seconds.