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Track List
01) Cero y Uno
02) Eo
03) Mediodía
04) Qué Pasará
05) Camino y Vereda
06) Eres
07) Soy o Estoy
08) Encantamiento Inútil
09) Recuerdo Prestado
10) Puntos Cardinales
11) Desperté
12) Tomar el Fresco
13) Hoy Es
14) Hola Adiós
01) Cero y Uno
02) Eo
03) Mediodía
04) Qué Pasará
05) Camino y Vereda
06) Eres
07) Soy o Estoy
08) Encantamiento Inútil
09) Recuerdo Prestado
10) Puntos Cardinales
11) Desperté
12) Tomar el Fresco
13) Hoy Es
14) Hola Adiós
3:52
2:14
3:56
2:19
4:05
4:27
2:48
6:29
3:30
4:43
3:08
2:56
5:00
3:40
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First Released
2003
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When Café Tacvba began work on Cuatro Caminos, the band took a different approach than in the past. They decided to work with a live drummer, and recruited Victor Indrizzo and Joey Waronker. Secondly, they wanted to work with a couple choice producers besides Santaolalla and Kerpel; they recruited Dave Friedman and Andrew Weiss. Released in June 2003, Cuatro Caminos was met with commercial and critical success. The album won a Grammys for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album as well as two Latin Grammys for Best Alternative Album and Best Rock Song ("Eres").
The group toured extensively after the release of Cuatro Caminos, and released a live album of a performance in front of 170,000 people in Mexico City at El Palacio de los Deportes in October 2004. The album was called Un Viaje, and was a double-disc set. After the release of the album, the group took a three-year break from releasing music.
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When Café Tacvba began work on Cuatro Caminos, the band took a different approach than in the past. They decided to work with a live drummer, and recruited Victor Indrizzo and Joey Waronker. Secondly, they wanted to work with a couple choice producers besides Santaolalla and Kerpel; they recruited Dave Friedman and Andrew Weiss. Released in June 2003, Cuatro Caminos was met with commercial and critical success. The album won a Grammys for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album as well as two Latin Grammys for Best Alternative Album and Best Rock Song ("Eres").
The group toured extensively after the release of Cuatro Caminos, and released a live album of a performance in front of 170,000 people in Mexico City at El Palacio de los Deportes in October 2004. The album was called Un Viaje, and was a double-disc set. After the release of the album, the group took a three-year break from releasing music.
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