Fome
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| Fome | ||||
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| Studio album by Los Tres | ||||
| Released | 1997, Sony Music Columbia | |||
| Recorded | Bearsville, Woodstock, New York, USA, 1997 | |||
| Genre | Rock en Español | |||
| Producer | Los Tres, Joe Blaney | |||
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Fome is the fourth album from the Chilean rock band Los Tres in 1997. Considered by many critics as their best album, the album is undoubtedly the most diverse group from Concepción, which explores a wealth of musical styles, in what the group termed "a kind of casserole Chilean music, where diversity is given by the number of existing music "
The disc contains a picture corresponding to an advertisement by the encyclopedia Monitor fascicles of Salvat of the 1960s.
[edit] Track listing
- "Claus"
- "Bolsa de Mareo"
- "Toco Fondo"
- "Olor a Gas"
- "De Hacerse Se Va a Hacer"
- "Antes"
- "Fealdad"
- "Jarabe Para la Tos"
- "Libreta"
- "Me Arrendé"
- "Silencio"
- "La Torre de Babel"
- "Pancho"
- "Restorán"
- "Largo"
[edit] Note
The album's title, "Fome", is the Chilean slang for "aburrido" (boring).
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