The 1990 release "Solo por dinero" saw Asfalto return after a decade-long hiatus, a testament to their enduring legacy in Spanish rock. This album marked a new chapter for the band, blending their classic sound with the evolving landscape of 1990s rock.
- Recorded and released in 1990, "Solo por dinero" came after a ten-year gap in Asfalto's studio output. The album was released on the band's own label, Asfalto. It featured a blend of hard rock and more melodic elements, showcasing the band's adaptability.
- The album was produced by Asfalto themselves, with engineer Jose Maria peñuela. It was recorded at their own studio facilities. The album's title track, "Solo por dinero," became a notable song from this period.
- "Solo por dinero" was released on vinyl and cassette formats. The album's artwork was designed by a graphic artist known for their work in the Spanish rock scene at the time. Asfalto continued to tour and record sporadically following this release.
Asfalto were a Spanish rock band formed in Madrid in 1973. They were a key group in the progressive rock scene of the 1970s.
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