Doble vida

Doble vida- Album Overview

"Doble vida," released in 1988, is the fourth studio album by the iconic Argentine rock band Soda Stereo. This album marks a significant evolution in the band's sound, as they began to incorporate more electronic elements and new wave influences, which distinguished them from their earlier work. Produced by the renowned Daniel Melero, "Doble vida" was released under the Sony Music label and recorded in various studios, including the legendary Studio A in Miami. The album features notable tracks such as "En el borde," "Nada Personal," and the hit single "Lo que sangra (La cúpula)," which showcases the band's ability to blend poetic lyrics with catchy melodies. The album's artwork, designed by the celebrated Argentine artist Alfredo Garcia, further emphasizes the duality theme present in its title, "Doble vida," reflecting the complexities of modern life and identity. Collaborators on the album included keyboardist and composer Zeta Bosio, who contributed to the band’s distinctive sound. Musically, "Doble vida" resonates with the cultural zeitgeist of late 1980s Latin America, a period marked by political upheaval and social change. The album's innovative approach to rock music helped shape the Latin rock genre, making Soda Stereo a pioneering force in Latin American music history.

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