Cordero Atado

Cordero atado
Studio album by Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota
Released 1993
Recorded Del Cielito Studios, Parque Leloir
March and July, 1993
Genre Rock
Alternative rock
Hard rock
Length 40:46
Label Del Cielito
Producer Patricio Rey
Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota chronology
Lobo suelto
(1993)
Cordero atado
(1993)
Luzbelito
(1996)

Cordero Atado is the seventh album by Argentine rock band Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota, released in 1993.[1][2]

Background

After the incidents at the Estadio Obras, the band played two gigs in 1992, the first was in Lanús in May, the second at the Teatro San Martín of Mar del Plata in August, the group started to record their next album in early 1993, with Hernán Aramberri as collaborator.

The mixing was made in Miami and was completed in Los Ángeles, United States.

The official presentation of the two albums was at the Estadio Huracán in 1994 on two dates, in front of 80,000 fans.

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Yo caníbal [I Canibal]"   2:58
2. "Ladrón de mi cerebro [Thief Of My Brain]"   3:35
3. "¡Es hora de levantarse, querido! (¿dormiste bien?) [Is Time To Wake Up, Dude]"   3:37
4. "Perdiendo el tiempo [Losing My Time]"   3:53
5. "Caña seca y un membrillo"   4:29
6. "Soga de Caín [Cain Rope]" (Instrumental) 1:21
7. "Lavi-rap"   4:13
8. "El arte del buen comer"   4:37
9. "¡Lobo, ¿estás?!"   3:02
10. "Botija rapado"   2:50
11. "San Telmo" (Instrumental) 0:43
12. "Etiqueta negra"   5:40

Personnel

Patricio Rey
Guests

Additional personnel

References

  1. Patricio Rey y Sus Redonditos de Ricota Lobo Suelto Cordero Atado, Vol. 2 at Allmusic.com
  2. Rock.com.ar "Cordero atado", un disco de Los Redondos editado en 1993 (Spanish).
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