Serú '92

Serú '92 was a live album recorded during the historic reunion of Serú Girán at Estadio River Plate, after eleven years of separation. Released in 1992 (although the recordings correspond to the shows on February 8 and 9 of that year), the album captures the emotion and energy of a reunion that seemed impossible. After successful solo careers, Charly García, David Lebón, Pedro Aznar, and Oscar Moro got back on stage together to play the band's classics in front of more than 80,000 people. The recording, handled by the band's technicians, manages to capture the atmosphere of those historic shows, with the euphoria of the audience as an additional instrument.

The repertoire includes the band's greatest hits: 'Seminare', 'Encuentro con el diablo', 'Los sobrevivientes', 'Perro andaluz', 'Llorar hasta llorar', 'Viernes 3 AM', and 'Peperina', among others. There is also room for lesser-known gems like 'Música del mar' and 'Parado en medio de la vida'. The performance is impeccable, with a band that, despite the years, sounded as tight as in their best days. Charly's emotion when introducing the songs and Lebón's energy on guitar are moments that remain etched in the fans' memory. The album also includes two unreleased songs composed for the reunion: 'Canción de cuna' and 'El mendigo', which integrate perfectly with the rest of the repertoire.

The legacy of 'Serú '92' is that of a historical document that captures the reunion of one of the most important bands in Argentine rock. The album was a commercial success and allowed a new generation of fans to discover the music of a band that had split up before they were born. The reunion tour was a massive phenomenon and proved that the magic of Serú Girán remained intact. Although the band never recorded new studio material again, this live album is a testament to their greatness and a gift to the millions of fans who still dream of a new reunion. Serú '92 is, simply, the celebration of a legend.