Bajo el Azul de Tu Misterio
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| Bajo el Azul de Tu Misterio | ||||
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| Live album /Studio by Jaguares | ||||
| Released | 31 August 1999 | |||
| Genre | Rock en español | |||
| Label | Sony International | |||
| Producer | Greg Ladanyi, Sabo Romo, Alfonso Andre, Saul Hernandez. | |||
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Bajo el Azul de Tu Misterio is a two-disc album recorded by Mexican rock band Jaguares and was nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2000. The LP was released on September 7, 1999 under the label BMG Entertainment Mexico. The first disc is a live concert album (with some songs from Jaguares' first incarnation, Caifanes); the second disc is a studio album.
Band members include Saul Hernández (singer and assistant guitar), Alfonso André (drums), Sabo Romo (bass), Cesar "El Vampiro" López Garcia (main guitar) and Jarris Margalli (keyboards and samplers).
[edit] Track listing
All songs written by Saul Hernández.
Disc 1 (live)
- Dime Jaguar (Tell me Jaguar) - 5:15
- Cuentame tu vida (Tell me your life) - 5:16
- Las ratas no tienen alas (Rats do not have wings) - 7:46
- Ayer me dijo un ave (Yesterday, a bird told me) - 4:53
- La celula que explota (The exploding cell) - 3:52
- No dejes que... (Don't let...) - 5:23
- Quisiera ser alcohol (I'd like to be alcohol) - 5:47
- De noche todos los gatos son pardos (All cats are grey at night) - 7:50
- El milagro (The miracle) - 4:10
- Nos vamos juntos (We're off together) - 5:30
- Amarrate a una escoba y vuela lejos (Tie yourself to a broom and fly far away) - 4:37
Disc 2 (studio)
- Hoy (Today) - 5:22
- Fin (End) - 4:27
- Tu (You) - 4:23
- Sangre (Blood) - 5:20
- Parpadea (Blink) - 3:56
- Derritete (Melt) - 4:46
- Mantarraya (Stingray) - 5:55
- Tu Reino (Your kingdom) - 4:48
- Adios (Goodbye) - 5:13
- No me culpes (Don't blame me) - 3:58
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