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Vino is a lyrical rock masterpiece released by Dräco Rosa in 2008 under Phantom Vox and a followup to Vagabundo. It was first published during the summer of 2007 under the alternate title of El Teatro del Absurdo in certain territories.

Background

Dräco Rosa's independent quintessence led him to terminate all contractual liaisons with Sony Music soon after the release of Mad Love. This freedom gave way to Vino, his first Spanish album ever since the release of Vagabundo in 1996.

Track listing

Todo Es Vino
Te Fumaré
Es la Guerra
Sueño Contigo
Aleluya
Todo Marcha Bien
Desnudo
Horizonte
Bosque de los Números
Hasta la Victoria
One Too Many Mornings
Roto por Ti
Mensaje de Paz
Luchar Por Ella

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-'''Vino''' is a lyrical rock masterpiece released by [[Dräco Rosa]] in [[2008]] under [[Phantom Vox]] and a followup to [[Vagabundo (1996 album)|Vagabundo]]. It was first published during the summer of 2007 under the alternate title of ''El Teatro del Absurdo'' in certain territories.
+'''Vino''' is a lyrical rock masterpiece released by [[Dräco Rosa]] in [[2008]] under [[Phantom Vox]] and a followup to [[Vagabundo]]. It was first published during the summer of 2007 under the alternate title of ''El Teatro del Absurdo'' in certain territories.
 ==Background==
-[[Dräco Rosa]]'s independent [[Quintessence (physics)|quintessence]] led him to terminate all contractual liaisons with [[Sony Music]] soon after the release of [[Mad Love (2004 album)|Mad Love]]. This freedom gave way to '''Vino''', his first [[Spanish language|Spanish]] album ever since the release of [[Vagabundo (1996 album)|Vagabundo]] in [[1996]].
+[[Dräco Rosa]]'s independent [[Quintessence (physics)|quintessence]] led him to terminate all contractual liaisons with [[Sony Music]] soon after the release of [[Mad Love (2004 album)|Mad Love]]. This freedom gave way to '''Vino''', his first [[Spanish language|Spanish]] album ever since the release of [[Vagabundo]] in [[1996]].
 ==Track listing==