Vértigo
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| Vértigo | ||
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| Studio album by La Ley | ||
| Released | 1998 | |
| Genre | rock / pop | |
| Producer(s) | La Ley | |
| La Ley chronology | ||
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| Invisible (1995) |
Vértigo (1998) |
Uno (2000) |
Vértigo is La Ley's fifth album. The album features a much more electronic rock/pop style, while it also moves on La Ley to a darker music style than their previous ones. The album is the last one that the La Ley did as a group of five. Luciano Rojas and Rodrigo Aboitiz left the band shortly after, which end with La Ley to be a trio.
The album contains hits like "Ciclos", "Krazyworld"; and "Vi."
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- Fotofobia
- Guerrillero
- Vi
- X ti
- Tanta ciudad
- Sed
- Ciertos civiles
- Krazyworld
- Opacidad
- Shygun
- Ciclos
- Solitaryman
[edit] Singles
| Tracks Released |
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Fotofobia |
Vi |
Tanta Ciudad |
Sed |
[edit] "Vi" controversy
- The music-video for Vi, directed by Argentinian Stanley, was banned from MTV Latin America because of the use of guns. This was a big shock for the band, since MTV was its most important source of promotion. It also affected the sales of the record, because was the first single released from it (although Fotobobia was the debut single of Vértigo, it was more like a "preview" of the album released several months before).
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