La era de la boludez
Divididos · 1993
51 min · 14 tracks · alternative rock
A vibrant fusion of rock and Argentine folk rhythms, pulsating with sharp social commentary.
Why this album works
The album is notable for its critical reception, often cited as a landmark in Argentine rock, particularly for its blending of traditional folk elements with contemporary sounds. It has influenced numerous artists in the genre and remains a staple of the rock en español movement, resonating with themes of social critique during a politically charged time in Argentina.
- Best for
- dynamic flow with engaging peaks sharp social commentary reflections short bursts of playful energy
- Context
- La era de la boludez was Divididos' second studio album, released in 1993 after their debut, La mosca y la sopa. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their presence in the Argentine rock scene following the dissolution of Sui Generis and the rise of alternative rock in Latin America.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Beck· Duran Duran· Moby· U2· Björk· Muse· Robbie Williams· Green Day
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Salir a asustar 3:20
- 2 Ortega y Gasés 2:32
- 3 El arriero Standout 6:38
- 4 Salir a comprar 4:38
- 5 Qué ves? Standout 5:13
- 6 Pestaña de camello 1:27
- 7 Rasputín / Hey Jude 3:54
- 8 Dame un limón Standout 3:57
- 9 Paisano de Hurlingham 3:58
- 10 Cristófolo Cacarnú 2:40
- 11 Indio deja el mezcal 4:12
- 12 Huelga de amores 1:56
- 13 Tajo C 2:47
- 14 Pestaña de camello 4:09
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