Andrés Calamaro Estrena Su Reversión De “paula”

One of the legends of Argentine rock takes one of the first hits of the legendary band Zoé to transform it. This song is part of the album "Reversiones", a tribute to the Mexican group.

Argentine rock legend Andrés Calamaro takes one of the first hits of the Mexican band to transform it into a lucid and poetic dream , full of the sonic explorations that characterize the Buenos Aires artist. A new milestone for the album “Reversiones”, a tribute to Zoé.

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When the release of the album tribute to Zoé's career, “Reversiones”, was announced, one of the songs that raised the most emotion was Andrés Calamaro's reinterpretation of “Paula”, one of the first hymns to emerge from the repertoire of the mythical Mexican group .

After a while of waiting, this new single was released this Friday, which has the guarantee stamp of Calamaro, who through his notes and verses has not only built a prolific career, but has also laid the foundations for the development of the rock sung in Spanish.

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Regarding the visual, the lyric video includes small strokes of paint that simulate each note of the melancholic initial piano, while the verses written by Zoé are placed in contexts that highlight the poetic intention of the song. When the intensity rises, different collage exercises appear, ranging from street aesthetics to 'synthwave', reflecting a mix between past, present and future.

Thus, "Paula" stands as a bridge between two timeless legends, which bring together the best of their universes to deliver a new parameter for Latin American music.