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Vagabundo is a concept album by Robi Dräco Rosa.

Background

The 1996 release of his second album, Vagabundo, recorded in Surrey, England and produced by Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera, has been hailed as a “tour de force of introspective haunting tunes.” Awards and titles regarding the album did not lack either: the video for the song “Madre Tierra,” directed by Angela Alvarado, won Best Rock Video in the 1997 Latin Music Awards; Vagabundo was included in Spin Magazine’s 1997 Top 10 list of “greatest latin rock records of all time.”

Track listing

Hablando Del Amor
Madre Tierra
Llanto Subterraneo
Vagabundo
Penelope
Delirios
Para No Olvidar
Blanca Mujer
Vertigo
Vivir
Brujeria
La Flor Del Frio
Amantes Hasta El Fin
Mientras Camino

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 ==Background==
-The [[1996]] release of his second album, [[Vagabundo (1996 album)|Vagabundo]], recorded in England and produced by [[Roxy Music]] guitarist [[Phil Manzanera]], has been hailed as a “tour de force of introspective haunting tunes.” Awards and titles regarding the album did not lack either: the video for the song “Madre Tierra,” directed by [[Angela Alvarado]], won Best Rock Video in the [[1997]] '''Latin Music Awards'''; Vagabundo was included in [[Spin Magazine]]’s [[1997]] Top 10 list of “greatest latin rock records of all time.”
+The [[1996]] release of his second album, [[Vagabundo (1996 album)|Vagabundo]], recorded in [[Surrey]], [[England]] and produced by [[Roxy Music]] guitarist [[Phil Manzanera]], has been hailed as a “tour de force of introspective haunting tunes.” Awards and titles regarding the album did not lack either: the video for the song “Madre Tierra,” directed by [[Angela Alvarado]], won Best Rock Video in the [[1997]] '''Latin Music Awards'''; Vagabundo was included in [[Spin Magazine]]’s [[1997]] Top 10 list of “greatest latin rock records of all time.”
 ==Track listing==