En Vivo FM 100

In 1994, during the presentation of Amor amarillo, Gustavo Cerati performed an acoustic session for Buenos Aires radio station FM 100 that would become one of the most intimate and valuable testimonies of his nascent solo career.

The radio session format allowed listeners to hear Cerati in his most stripped-down state, with versions that privileged melody and lyrics over the sonic layers of the album, revealing the compositional solidity of an artist who had just artistically emancipated himself from Soda Stereo.

This FM 100 session is today a historical document: Cerati's first major recording as a solo artist in a context of absolute intimacy, where the songs from Amor amarillo and other tracks already clearly showed the path he would follow over the next fifteen years.