Dive into the rich tapestry of Argentine music with León Gieco's "Orozco," a captivating album released in January 1997 under EMI Argentina. This collection of eleven tracks blends the essence of Argentine rock, trova, and folklore, creating a unique Latin folk experience that spans over an hour. Gieco, known for his powerful storytelling and melodic prowess, delivers a diverse range of songs that reflect his artistic evolution during the 1990s.
"Orozco" opens with "Ojo Con Los Orozco," a lively track that sets the tone for the album's eclectic mix of styles. The album features standout tracks like "Rey Mago De Las Nubes," "Alas De Tango," and "El Embudo (Homenaje A La Patagonia)," each offering a distinct flavor while maintaining a cohesive narrative. The album's title track, "Orozco," along with "El Sr. Durito Y Yo" and "Donde Caen Los Sueños," showcases Gieco's ability to weave intricate lyrics with memorable melodies.
The album's genres span from Argentine rock to Latin folk, incorporating elements of synth-pop and candombe, making "Orozco" a testament to Gieco's versatility. Whether you're a fan of Latin alternative, folk rock, or singer-songwriter genres, "Orozco" offers a rich musical journey that highlights León Gieco's enduring talent and creativity.
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