La Esquina del Infinito explained

La Esquina del Infinito
Type:	Studio album
Artist:	La Renga
Cover:	Esquina3.jpg
Released:	August 11, 2000
Recorded:	Del Abasto al Pasto studios, May–June 2000
Genre:	Rock Hard rock
Label:	PolyGram
Producer:	Ricardo Mollo La Renga
Prev Title:	La Renga
Prev Year:	1998
Next Title:	Insoportablemente Vivo
Next Year:	2001

La Esquina del Infinito is a 2000 album released by Argentine hard rock band La Renga. It achieved platinum status in Argentina for sales in excess of 60,000 copies.^[1]

Track listing

All songs by Gustavo Nápoli except "Hey, Hey, My, My" (Neil Young) and "En Pie" (Manuel Varela)

1. "La Vida, Las Mismas Calles" [The life, the same streets]
2. "Motoralmaisangre"
3. "Al Que He Sangrado" [To which I have bled]
4. "Panic Show"
5. "El Cielo del Desengaño" [The sky of disappointment]
6. "Arte Infernal" [Infernal art]
7. "En El Baldío" [In the wasteland]
8. "En Pie" [Standing]
9. "El Rey de La Triste Felicidad" [The king of sad happiness]
10. "Estalla" [Explodes]
11. "Hey, Hey, My, My"

Personnel

• Chizzo – lead vocals, lead guitar
• Tete – bass guitar
• Tanque – drums
• Chiflo – saxophone, trumpet
• Manu – saxophone, harmonica, rhythm guitar

Guest musicians

• Dimitri Rodnoy – cello (track 5)
• Carlos Patan – piano (track 6)
• Ricardo Mollo – guitar, arrangements (track 8)

Additional personnel

• Gustavo Borner – recording technician, mixing, mastering
• Gabriel Goncalvez – manager
• Alejandro Vasquez – A&R
• Laura Varsky – artwork

Notes and References

1. Argentina. La Renga. 2011-12-30.