Release and reception
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«The disc offers a new mind in which there is no place for discrimination or oppression, hence the name : this is a province where Indians still inhabit this land.» (Télam, 26/10/95).
The album has sold about 250,000 copies since its release. Crosses of hardcore rap, hip-hop and progressive rock, this album had five singles: "Abarajame", "Jaguar House", "Remisero", and two ballads that Dante Spinetta and Emmanuel Horvilleur sang separately: "Húmeda" and "Abismo", respectively. In 2007, the Argentine edition of Rolling Stone ranked it 38th on its list of "The 100 Greatest Albums of National Rock".[1] They were recognized as Best Group, Best Album and Best Video ("Abarajame") for surveys of supplements "Yes" from Clarín and "No" from Página/12.
- All songs written by Illya Kuryaki and the Valderramas.
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1. | "Chaco" | 4:10 |
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2. | "Abarajame" | 4:17 |
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3. | "Jaguar House" | 3:46 |
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4. | "Hermoza From Heaven" | 4:27 |
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5. | "Ipanema" | 0:28 |
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6. | "Remisero" | 3:23 |
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7. | "Abismo" | 4:48 |
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8. | "Húmeda" | 3:54 |
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9. | "Sirena" | 0:34 |
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10. | "No Es Tu Sombra" | 4:23 |
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11. | "En El Reino" | 3:12 |
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12. | "Hermana Sista" | 6:12 |
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13. | "Jalea" | 4:43 |
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14. | "Mitad de la Canción del Caballo Violeta" | 2:44 |
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15. | "Hombre Blanco" | 4:18 |
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16. | "Nacimiento" | 3:12 |
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