11 Episodios Sinfónicos

• Artist: Gustavo Cerati
• Rating:
• Release Date: January 15, 2002
• Type: Live
• Genre: Latin

Review

Recorded live at Buenos Aires' Avenida Theater on August 6, 2001, 11 Episodios Sinfonicos became one of the most ambitious projects by ex-Soda Stereo singer/guitarist Gustavo Cerati, who performed along with a 40-piece symphonic orchestra directed by Alejandro Terán. The album brings a collection of greatest hits with well-crafted arrangements and sophisticated sounds, mostly delivered by violins and violoncellos. In addition, Cerati's seductive voice allows listeners to establish a captivating connection between rock en español and classical music. "Persiana Americana," "Canción Animal," and "Signos" are among the best songs on this memorable 11-track record. ~ Drago Bonacich, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Canción Animal	Gustavo Cerati, Daniel Melero	Gustavo Cerati	(5:32)
Bocanada	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(4:01)
Corazón Delator (Lyrics)	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(6:22)
El Rito	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(6:51)
A Merced	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(2:33)
Raiz	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(4:12)
Sweet Sahumerio	Gustavo Cerati, Daniel Melero	Gustavo Cerati	(6:40)
Persiana Americana	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(6:52)
Verbo Carne (Lyrics)	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(3:55)
Un Millón de Años Luz	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(5:19)
Signos (Lyrics)	Gustavo Cerati	Gustavo Cerati	(5:36)

Credits

Mariano Rodriguez (Recording Assistant), Gustavo Cerati (Soliste), Jorge Sandrini (Viola), Carmelo Domínguez (Executive Producer), Eduardo Bergallo (Engineer), Diego Sánchez (Cello), Alejandro Terán (Direction), Marcelo Rios (Vestuario), Urko Suaya (Graphic Design), Damián Bolotín (Violin), Andrés Bercellini (Trumpet), Alejandro Franov (Librettist), Louis Martino (Trumpet), Kristina Bara (Viola), Sebastian Schachtel (Theremin), Eduardo Bergallo (Mezcla), José Bagnatti (Violin), Pablo Ramírez (Vestuario), Alejandro Terán (Arranger), Richard Nant (Trumpet), Javier Casalla (Violin), Elizabeth Ridolfi (Viola), Dimitri Rodnoi (Cello), María Mercedes Molina (Violin), Diego Blanco (Digital Editing), Sebastián Prusak (Violin), Diego Saenz (Producer), Gonzalo Rainoldi (Mixing Assistant), Miguel Tallarita (Trumpet), Guillermo Andino (Executive Producer), Eloisa Ballivián (Graphic Design), Pablo Aznarez (Violin)

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