Divididos' "Vengo del placard de otro," released in 2002, finds the band further refining their signature blend of hard rock and Argentine folk rhythms. The album showcases their enduring musicianship and lyrical depth, solidifying their status as rock titans.
- "Vengo del placard de otro" was recorded at the legendary Panda Studios in Buenos Aires. The album reached number 1 on Argentina's CAPIF album charts. The title track features a prominent use of the bandoneon, an Argentine free-reed instrument, a nod to their folk influences.
- The album was released on Ariola Records, a subsidiary of BMG Argentina. It was produced by the band themselves, alongside Gustavo Santaolalla. The album was later certified platinum in Argentina.
- The album's release coincided with a period of significant commercial success for Divididos in their home country. It followed their critically acclaimed 2000 album " psicoactivos". The band supported the album with an extensive tour throughout Argentina and neighboring countries.
Divididos are a power trio from Argentina, formed in 1988 by members of the seminal band Sumo. They are known for their energetic live shows and for blending hard rock with traditional Argentine folk music. The band's 2002 album "Vengo del placard de otro" was released during a period of sustained popularity for the group in the early 2000s.
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