La Racha
La Racha is Cuca third album, recorded in 1995, in Zurich, Switzerland.
| La Racha | ||||
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| Released | May 15, 1995 | |||
| Genre | Hard rock, heavy metal | |||
| Label | Culebra Records | |||
| Producer | Robin Black | |||
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In this record, José Fors left the band to dedicate himself to painting. His brother, Alfonso Fors "Animalf", took the vocal duties instead. However, his career with the band would be short, since José returned for the next album.
Track listing
- Toma (Take)
- Tu ya Fuiste (You Already Were)
- Mala Racha (Losing Streak)
- Insecticida al Suicida (Insecticide to the Suicidal)
- Blanco (White)
- La Balada (The Ballad)
- Ninfofan (Nymphofan)
- Nadie te Odia (Nobody Hates You)
- Mi Cadáver Favorito (My Favorite Corpse)
- De Bar en Bar (From Pub to Pub)
- No Me Filosofoques (Don't Philosuffocate Me)
- Break on Through (To the Other Side) (The Doors cover)
Singles and videos
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