Máquina de sangre es un álbum de Los Piojos lanzado en 2003. Grabado en Estudios Del Cielito, Buenos Aires. Producción a cargo de Los Piojos y Alfredo Toth. Escuchalo completo en LyricStream.
Recorded after the 2001 crisis, the album captures the effervescence and pain of a society trying to rebuild itself. It is a direct album, with songs that quickly became anthems of resistance and necessary joy in the face of adversity. The band worked again with Alfredo Toth on production, seeking that balance between radio hit and live power.
It contains massive hits like 'Como Alí', 'Amor de perros' and 'Fantasma', songs that played tirelessly throughout the Southern Cone. The album shows the band at a moment of great musical communion, with arrangements that highlight Ciro's vocal performance and the solidity of the entire group. It was presented with historic concerts at the River Plate stadium, reaching its peak attendance.
It represents the ability of Argentine rock to heal and unite people in the most difficult moments of national history. It is an album full of classics that are now a fundamental part of the contemporary Argentine popular songbook. Its importance lies in the vitality and hope it conveyed during a period of great social uncertainty.