Amor amarillo
by Gustavo Cerati
- Type: Album
- Released: 1 November 1993
- Label: BMG
- Country: Argentina
- Length: 54:19
- Community rating: 4/5 from 12 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Released during a hiatus from Soda Stereo, 'Amor amarillo' is Gustavo Cerati's deeply romantic and lush solo debut. Heavily influenced by shoegaze and the British baggy scene, the album weaves highly melodic alternative rock into an incredibly warm, atmospheric, and distinctly psychedelic dream pop experience.
Genres
Descriptors: atmospheric, melodic, lo-fi, spanish, dreamy
Tracklist
- Amor Amarillo (5:36)
- Lisa (4:25)
- Te Llevo para Que Me Lleves (3:44)
- Pulsar (4:54)
- Cabeza De Medusa (5:07)
- Av. Alcorta (4:44)
- Bajan (4:08)
- Rombos (Un Cuarto Lleno de Rombos) (4:23)
- Ahora Es Nunca (4:42)
- A Merced (6:28)
- Torteval (6:04)
Credits
- Gustavo Cerati - primary artist, composed by, producer, vocals, guitar, bass [pedulla bass], drum machine [mpc 60], keyboards, wind [wind tube], effects, percussion
- Ricardo Kon - administrator
- Cecilia Amen谩bar - bass, vocals, composed by
- Zeta Bosio - bass, keyboards, percussion, producer
- Eduardo Dell'Oro - coordinator
- Alejandro Ros - cover
- Gabriela Malerba - cover
- Eduardo Bergallo - edited by
- Daniel Kon - executive-producer
- Triple Producciones - management
- Estudio Kuropatwa - photography by
- Tweety Gonz谩lez - programmed by [assistant], technician [audio consultant]
- Mariano L贸pez - recorded by
- Eduardo Iencenella - recorded by [assistant]
- Luis Alberto Spinetta - composed by