Abre cover

Abre

Fito Páez · 1999

72 min · 12 tracks · rock music · music of Latin America

A rich tapestry of Latin rock infused with poetic lyricism and melodic intricacies that invite deep emotional reflection.

Why this album works

'Abre' is noteworthy for marking a creative resurgence for Páez after a period of intense media scrutiny and public expectation. It received critical acclaim, solidifying his influence in Latin rock, and showcased his ability to merge diverse musical styles while maintaining poignant lyrical content. The album is often cited as a pivotal work within the genre, illustrating Páez’s impact on subsequent generations of musicians.
Best for
dynamic journey with emotional peaks reflective moments for deep thinking late-night introspection and reflection
Context
Released in 1999, 'Abre' was Fito Páez's follow-up to his critically acclaimed album 'El Amor Después del Amor.' At this point in his career, Páez was solidifying his status as a leading figure in Latin American rock, blending personal narratives with broader social themes. The album reflects his artistic evolution and resilience following the peak of his commercial success in the mid-90s.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Abre Standout 6:42
  • 2 Al lado del camino 5:28
  • 3 Dos en la ciudad 5:42
  • 4 Es sólo una cuestión de actitud Standout 4:50
  • 5 La casa desaparecida Standout 11:28
  • 6 Tu sonrisa inolvidable 5:20
  • 7 Desierto 7:19
  • 8 Torre de cristal 4:04
  • 9 Habana 5:47
  • 10 Ahí voy 5:53
  • 11 La despedida 4:57
  • 12 Buena estrella 4:26

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