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Released 30 years ago

Vagabundo

Draco Rosa · 1996

48 min · 14 tracks · rock music

A haunting blend of rock and Latin rhythms that explores themes of love, loss, and identity through poetic storytelling.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Blanca mujer — This track stands out with its emotive arrangement, blending rock elements with traditional Latin sounds, encapsulating the album's thematic exploration of longing and devotion.
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    Vagabundo — The title track reflects Rosa's nomadic spirit, combining poignant lyrics with a captivating melody that showcases his lyrical depth and musical versatility.
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    Madre Tierra — In 'Madre Tierra,' Rosa weaves rich imagery and environmental themes into his songwriting, highlighting his ability to merge personal and universal narratives seamlessly.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • introspective lyrics for deep thinking
  • short tracks for quick reflections
  • haunting melodies for emotional resonance
  • eclectic sounds for adventurous listeners

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking upbeat party anthems
  • prefer straightforward, catchy tunes

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 1996, Vagabundo was Draco Rosa's first solo album after his tenure with the band Menudo. This debut marked a significant departure from his pop roots, showcasing his artistic evolution towards a more complex and introspective sound. The album established him as a significant figure in the Latin rock scene.
Stylistic neighbors
Jeff Buckley· David Bowie· Radiohead

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Hablando del amor 1:12
  • 2 Madre Tierra 3:34
  • 3 Llanto subterráneo 3:52
  • 4 Vagabundo 3:39
  • 5 Penélope 4:43
  • 6 Delirios 3:00
  • 7 Para no olvidar 4:16
  • 8 Blanca mujer 3:51
  • 9 Vértigo 2:43
  • 10 Vivir 4:21
  • 11 Brujería 3:28
  • 12 La flor del frío 3:55
  • 13 Amantes hasta el fin 5:02
  • 14 Mientras camino 0:37

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