TruenoTierra is the seventh studio album by Argentine

Argentina

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 hard rock

Hard rock

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 band La Renga

La Renga

La Renga are a hard rock and Heavy Metal band from Argentina, formed in 1988.They have a moderate success with the albums A Dónde Me Lleva La Vida and Bailando en una pata, between 1993 and 1995, but it was the release of Despedazado por Mil Partes, in 1996, that made them nationally famous.With...

, released on December 12, 2006

2006 in music

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. It was the first studio double album released by the band.

The first disc, called Trueno (Thunder), contains 12 tracks, including the single "'Oscuro Diamante". The second disc, called Tierra (Earth), contains 5 instrumental tracks taken from jam session

Jam session

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s.

Disc one: Trueno

1. "El Monstruo que Crece"
2. "Almohada de Piedra"
3. "Ruta 40"
4. "La Boca del Lobo"
5. "Montaña Roja"
6. "Palabras Estorbantes"
7. "Cualquier Historia"
8. "Mujer del Caleidoscopio"
9. "Llenado de Llorar"
10. "Oscuro Diamante"
11. "Entre la Niebla"
12. "Cuadrado Obviado"

Disc two: Tierra

1. "Alunizando al Unisono"
2. "Sustancia Entre las Plantas"
3. "TruenoTierra"
4. "Anaximandro"
5. "Neuronas Abrazadas"

Personnel

• Chizzo - lead vocals
  Singing
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  , lead guitar
  Lead guitar
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• Teté - bass guitar
  Bass guitar
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• Tanque - drums
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  , percussion
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• Chiflo - saxophone
  Saxophone
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• Manu - rhythm guitar
  Rhythm guitar
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  , saxophone
  Saxophone
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  , backing vocals
  Backing vocalist
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Guests musicians

• Leopoldo Janin - tenor
  Tenor saxophone
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   and baritone saxophone
  Baritone saxophone
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   (tracks 4 and 12, disc 1)
• Juan Cruz Fernández - trumpet
  Trumpet
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  (tracks 4 and 12, disc 1)

Additional personnel

• Alvaro Villagra - mastering
• Alejandro Russo - assistant engineer
• Jorge Leggio - assistant engineer
• Alberto Miglioranza - recording technical