Recording information: Wiener Musikverein (10/01/2010-10/03/2010).

Liner Note Author: Jordi X.
Recording information: Camboya Postastudio (1999-12-??&2000-01-??&2000-); Sintonía, Madrid, España (1999-12-??&2000-01-??&2000-)... the creative and commercial peak of his career, Andrés Calamaro released El Salmón...

Recording information: Wiener Musikverein (10/03/2009/10/04/2009).

On the Rock continues along the lines of the more recent Andrés Calamaro releases, such as El Palacio de las Flores and La Lengua Popular. These albums are nothing more and nothing less than collections of typical Calamaro songs --and by his own...

Personnel: Niño Josele (flamenco guitar); Alain Pérez (bajo sexto); Antonio Serrano (harmonica); Jose Reinoso & Repique (piano).
Recording information: Casa Limon.
After leaving Spanish-Argentinean band Los Rodríguez, beginning a successful...

Recording information: Casa Limón.
After leaving Spanish-Argentinean band Los Rodríguez, beginning a successful solo career with albums Alta Suciedad and Honestidad Brutal, and then feeling the ravages of rock & roll stereotypes (sex and drugs)...

El Palacio de las Flores is a 2006 studio effort from Latin Grammy-winning singer Andrés Calamaro. The album features production from legendary Argentinian producer Litto Nebbia. ~ Matt Collar

Audio Mixer: Ethan Carlson.
Arrangers: Rudy Pérez; Julio Hernandez.

Listeners should be pleased when a musical artist is able to achieve personal happiness along with success, and needless to say a number of artists have been able to accomplish both -- but this does not appear to be the case with Andrés Calamaro,...

The 2005 live album El Regreso features Argentine singer Andres Calamaro in concert. Recorded after a traumatic break-up with his girlfriend, the album is considered a comeback of sorts for the Latin Grammy winner. ~ Matt Collar

On the Rock continues along the lines of the more recent Andrés Calamaro releases, such as El Palacio de las Flores and La Lengua Popular. These albums are nothing more and nothing less than collections of typical Calamaro songs --and by his own...

Personnel: Andrés Calamaro (acoustic guitar, sitar, piano, electric piano, Clavinet, organ, pump organ, Mellotron, synthesizer, drums, hand claps, percussion, carillon, background vocals); Antonio Escohotado (vocals); Hugh McCracken (guitar,...

Producers include: Andres Calamaro.
Recorded at Camboya/Suipacha Hotel, Buenos Aires, Argentina in December 1999 & May 2000 and Estudio Sintonia, Madrid, Spain on June & July 1999.
This edition condenses the original five-disc box set into a...