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==Track listing== |
==Track listing== |
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# "4 AM" |
# "4 AM" |
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# "Desfachatados" <small>(Shameless)</small> |
# "Desfachatados" <small>(''Shameless'')</small> |
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# "El Ringo" |
# "El Ringo" |
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# "El Súmum" <small>(The Best)</small> |
# "El Súmum" <small>(''The Best'')</small> |
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# "La Roncha" <small>(The Swelling)</small> |
# "La Roncha" <small>(''The Swelling'')</small> |
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# "Paraguayana" |
# "Paraguayana" |
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# "Valle de Valium" <small>(Valium Valley)</small> |
# "Valle de Valium" <small>(''Valium Valley'')</small> |
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# "Bardo de Estrella" <small>(Mess of a Star)</small> |
# "Bardo de Estrella" <small>(''Mess of a Star'')</small> |
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# "El Playboy" |
# "El Playboy" |
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# "Drag Dealer" |
# "Drag Dealer" |
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# "Gustavo Show" |
# "Gustavo Show" |
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# "Combustible" <small>(Fuel)</small> |
# "Combustible" <small>(''Fuel'')</small> |
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# "Charada" <small>(Charade)</small> |
# "Charada" <small>(''Charade'')</small> |
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# "Grand Prix" |
# "Grand Prix" |
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# "Colgado" <small>(Hung)</small> |
# "Colgado" <small>(''Hung'')</small> |
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# "Mal Viaje" <small>(Bad Trip)</small> |
# "Mal Viaje" <small>(''Bad Trip'')</small> |
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# "El Shopping" <small>(The Mall)</small> |
# "El Shopping" <small>(''The Mall'')</small> |
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# "Casualidad" <small>(Coincidence)</small> |
# "Casualidad" <small>(''Coincidence'')</small> |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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Miami is the fifth album by Argentine rock group Babasónicos. This is the last album in which member DJ Peggyn participated; he'd leave the band in the year 2000 for a solo career (renaming himself Jimmy Dolor).
Track listing
- "4 AM"
- "Desfachatados" (Shameless)
- "El Ringo"
- "El Súmum" (The Best)
- "La Roncha" (The Swelling)
- "Paraguayana"
- "Valle de Valium" (Valium Valley)
- "Bardo de Estrella" (Mess of a Star)
- "El Playboy"
- "Drag Dealer"
- "Gustavo Show"
- "Combustible" (Fuel)
- "Charada" (Charade)
- "Grand Prix"
- "Colgado" (Hung)
- "Mal Viaje" (Bad Trip)
- "El Shopping" (The Mall)
- "Casualidad" (Coincidence)
Trivia
- The album cover was designed by Alejandro Ros. It's a map of Argentina turned 90 degrees clockwise, resembling a map of the east coast of the United States; the map places a fictional Miami in the Argentinian province of Misiones. Ros would later design the covers for Jessico and Infame.
- After the release of the album, Cosme, their manager, left the band.