This 1990 album by Los Prisioneros, released on EMI CHILE, marked a significant shift for the band, incorporating a more polished synth-pop sound while retaining their characteristic lyrical depth. It stands as a testament to their evolution and enduring influence in the Latin American music landscape.
- "Corazones" was released in 1990 by EMI CHILE, a period when synth-pop elements were becoming increasingly prominent in mainstream music.
- The album's production saw the band experimenting with new electronic sounds and studio techniques, moving away from their earlier, more guitar-driven rock sound.
- Despite the stylistic shift, "Corazones" was met with considerable commercial success in Chile and other parts of Latin America, solidifying Los Prisioneros' status as major artists.
Los Prisioneros were a Chilean rock band from San Miguel, Santiago, formed in 1983, best known for their influential role in the post-Pinochet new wave and synth-pop scene in Latin America. By 1990, the band had already achieved significant commercial success and critical acclaim, positioning them as one of the most important Spanish-language rock acts of their generation.
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