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Obstinato

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Obstinato
Studio album by
Barón Rojo
Released1989
RecordedMarch–April, 1989
StudioEstudios Chamber
GenreHeavy metal, hard rock
LabelZafiro[1]
ProducerBarón Rojo
Barón Rojo chronology
No va más!
(1988) 		Obstinato
(1989) 		Desafío
(1992)

Obstinato is the seventh studio album of Spanish heavy metal band Barón Rojo, released in 1989 by Zafiro.[2]

This was the last album with original members, bassist "Sherpa" Campuzano and drummer Hermes Calabria. The third track "Get on Your Knees" is a cover of Spanish pop band Los Canarios.

Tracklist

  1. "Vampiros y banqueros" (Armando de Castro, Carlos de Castro)
  2. "Por vez primera" (Carolina Cortés, Hermes Calabria, José Luis Campuzano)
  3. "Get on Your Knees" (Eduardo "Teddy" Bautista)
  4. "Tren fantasma" (Cortés-Campuzano)
  5. "Colapso en la M-30" (C. de Castro)
  6. "Paraíso terrenal" (Cortés-Campuzano-Miguel A. Collado)
  7. "Dueño de mi destino" (de Castro-de Castro)
  8. "Herencia letal" (A. de Castro-Cortés-Campuzano)
  9. "Seguimos vivos" (de Castro-de Castro-Cortés-Campuzano)
  10. "Pura sangre" (de Castro-de Castro)

Personnel

  • José Luis "Sherpa" Campuzano - bass, vocals, artwork
  • Armando de Castro - guitar, vocals
  • Carlos de Castro - guitar, vocals
  • Hermes Calabria - drums

References

  1. ^ Album page on Discogs
  2. ^ Discography on official website (Spanish)
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