Veneno

The song Veneno stands out within La Renga's repertoire for being the only track on their album Despedazado por mil partes that was not written by Chizzo. Released in 1996, this song is part of an album that marked a before and after in the band's career, consolidating their hard rock style with blues influences. The duration of Veneno is 4:08, and its production was handled by Ricardo Mollo and the band, with mixing by Tony Peluso. The recording took place at Estudios Ion, a place that has been fundamental for several of their works.

The album Despedazado por mil partes, released in October 1996, was presented at the Obras stadium for several days in December of that same year. This album is considered one of the most important in La Renga's trajectory, as it helped expand their fan base and establish their presence in the Argentine rock scene. Songs like "Balada del diablo y la muerte" and "El revelde" became anthems for fans, but Veneno also holds its own place in the hearts of those who enjoy the band's music. The energy and characteristic style of La Renga resonate in every chord, making this song a unique experience for those who dare to play it.