About this album
Where they were
Released on September 19, 1994, 'Entre el cielo y el infierno' was Rata Blanca's third studio album, following their breakthrough record 'Magos, Espadas y Rosas' in 1990. At this point in their career, the band had solidified their status as one of Latin America's leading heavy metal acts, blending classic metal influences with Argentine cultural themes.
Why it matters
The album is significant for its critical acclaim and commercial success within the Latin American metal scene. It reached high positions on various charts and contributed to Rata Blanca's influence on the burgeoning Latin heavy metal movement, fostering a distinct identity that resonated with fans across the region.
Essential tracks
- "En el Bajo Flores" — This opening track showcases Rata Blanca's trademark blend of intricate guitar work and powerful vocals, setting the tone for the entire album.
- "Jerusalén" — A standout piece that features sweeping melodies and thought-provoking lyrics, 'Jerusalén' exemplifies the band's ability to fuse storytelling with heavy instrumentation.
- "Patria" — 'Patria' resonates deeply with listeners through its patriotic themes and soaring guitar solos, emphasizing Rata Blanca's cultural relevance in Argentina.
- "Obsesión" — 'Obsesión' highlights emotional depth paired with a catchy chorus, illustrating the band's knack for marrying lyrical content with memorable hooks.
Release Date
September 19, 1994
Artist Origin
Argentina
Tracklist
- 1 En el Bajo Flores 6:23
- 2 Bajo control 5:07
- 3 Jerusalén 7:37
- 4 Sombra inerte del amor 5:27
- 5 Obsesión 3:40
- 6 Patria 7:20
- 7 Herederos de la fe 4:47
- 8 Sin tu amor nada existe 5:55
- 9 Máquina 6:27
- 10 Fantasma azul 5:15
- 11 Banda viajera 2:00
