Memphis La Blusera - Alma Bajo La Lluvia

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Review by Susieq42

Alma Bajo La Lluvia: A Raw, Bluesy Punch in the Gut by Memphis La Blusera Alright, let’s cut the crap. If you’re looking for some shiny, auto-tuned pop nonsense, this ain’t it. Alma Bajo La Lluvia by Memphis La Blusera is a straight-up gut punch of blues grit and rock swagger. Released back in 2011 under RCA, this Argentine powerhouse delivers an album that’s soaked in sweat, whiskey, and rain-soaked soul. And yeah, I said rain-soaked—because this thing feels like walking through a storm with your headphones on, but loving every damn second of it. The genres? Blues, Rock, Alternative—all that good stuff—but don’t get hung up on labels. What really hits home is their style: Electric Blues meets Blues Rock, and holy hell, does it slap. Now, before we dive into specifics, let me tell ya—the tracklist repeats itself a bit (looking at you, "Moscato, Pizza y Fainá" showing up twice). But honestly? It doesn’t matter. This isn’t about perfection; it’s about raw energy. Tracks That’ll Stick to Your Bones First off: “Blues de las 6 y 30.” Oh man, this one’s got teeth. The guitar licks scream frustration and longing all at once, like sitting alone in a smoky bar after everyone else has gone home. You can practically smell the stale beer and cigarette smoke wafting through the speakers. The rhythm section pounds away like a heartbeat, steady but pissed off. There’s something about how they drag out those chords—it’s messy, real, and unapologetically human. When the vocals kick in, it's not pretty or polished, but that’s the point. This song grabs you by the collar and shakes you until you feel something again. Then there’s “El Estibador” (“The Stevedore”). Damn, this tune is heavy—not just musically, but emotionally. It tells a story without spoon-feeding you, painting pictures of hard labor, broken dreams, and surviving against all odds. The bassline groans like a ship pulling cargo, while the guitars wail like ghosts haunting the docks. By the time the chorus rolls around, you're ready to throw down—or maybe cry, depending on how much tequila you’ve had. Either way, it sticks with you long after the last note fades. Why This Album Kicks Ass What makes Alma Bajo La Lluvia stand out isn’t its polish—it’s its dirt. Memphis La Blusera doesn’t care about being perfect. They care about making music that feels. Every riff, every beat, every lyric oozes authenticity. Sure, the production could use a little more shine here and there, but honestly? That would ruin it. This album’s charm lies in its rough edges. And hey, here’s the kicker: listening to this record reminds me of why music even matters. In a world full of algorithms and playlists designed to numb us, albums like this remind you what it means to actually live. Screw chasing perfection. Give me passion, pain, and a killer boogie any day. So go ahead, crank this sucker up loud. Let it rain on you. Maybe grab some pizza and fainá while you’re at it—just don’t forget to turn the volume up past eleven.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
El Trepador4:27
Alma Bajo la Lluvía5:26
Moscato, Pizza y Fainá4:39
En Todas las Ciudades4:17
Blues De Las 6 Y 30
Alma Bajo La Lluvia
En Todas Las Ciudades
El Estibador
Boogie Mamá3:15
Moscato, Pizza Y Fainá
Blues de las 6 y 303:33
Boogie Mama
Lo Mismo Boogie5:19
Blues del Estibador (El Estibador)3:51

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Catalog Numbers

  • TLP-50093
  • 74321 34990-2

Labels

RCA

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • CD
  • Album

Companies

RoleCompany
Record CompanyBMG Argentina
Phonographic Copyright (p)RCA Corporation
Copyright (c)BMG Argentina
Pressed ByLaser Disc Argentina

Notes

  • Ⓟ 1983 RCA Corporation, Argentina.
  • Ⓟ y © esta reedición: 1996 BMG Argentina, EMSSA.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 7 43213 49902 4
  • Matrix / Runout: 0N1L<874>L .D .A . MADE IN ARGENTINA BMG349902-3274
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L483
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 1R01

About Memphis La Blusera

Argentine Blues Rock band formed in the neighborhood of Mataderos (Buenos Aires) in 1978. They reached a peak of local popularity in the 90s, especially with their albums and . Members: Daniel Beiserman: Bass Matías Cipiliano: Guitar Nicolás Rafetta: Keyboards Patricio Raffo: Drums Ex Members: Adrián Otero: Lead Vocals Alberto García: Guitars Eduardo Anetta: Drums Emilio Alfano: Guitars Emilio Villanueva: Saxophone Fabián Prado: Keyboards.

Name Vars

  • Memphis
  • Menphis
  • Menphis - La Blusera
  • Menphis La Blusera

Members

  • Adrián Otero
  • Daniel Beiserman
  • Eduardo Anetta
  • Fabián Prado
  • Emilio Villanueva
  • Matias Cipiliano
  • Lucas Sedler
  • Rubén Alfano
  • Eddy Vallejos
  • Alberto García

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that the album *Alma Bajo La Lluvia* by Memphis La Blusera is like a love letter to blues and rock? Released in 2011 in Argentina, it blends electric blues and blues rock with a raw energy that feels both nostalgic and fresh. The band even included tracks with playful titles like "Moscato, Pizza y Fainá," giving a nod to everyday life while keeping things groovy. It’s wild how they managed to mix deep blues vibes with a touch of humor, all under the RCA label.