Amanece en la ruta

"Amanece en la ruta" ("Sunrise on the route") is a song from the group of Argentine rock and new wave Suéter. It is the second song that is part of their second studio album Lluvia de gallinas; released in 1984 by 20th Century Records.

"Amanece en la ruta"
Song by Suéter
from the album Lluvia de gallinas
RecordedApril 1984
Length3:50
Songwriter(s)Miguel Zavaleta
Producer(s)Suéter

Interpretation of the lyrics

The lyrics of the song tell a fictional story about seeing death in a car accident and being told in first person. The text itself is a fallacy; because its author explained that the text is fictional, although he dedicated it to a cousin, who died in a traffic accident. Thus, the text is written from the place of the victim and the feelings they may have felt to experience death.[1]

It has become a classic of Argentine rock and was ranked #95 of the top 100 songs of Argentine rock.[2]

It has also been performed by artists as diverse as Fabiana Cantilo, Hilda Lizarazu, and Olivia Viggiano, among others.[3]

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References
  1. Lluvia de gallinas (1984)
  2. Biografía y discos de Sueter: Lluvia de gallinas
  3. ""Inconsciente colectivo"". Archived from the original on 2014-07-07. Retrieved 2014-06-11.
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