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Pescado Rabioso

Despiértate nena

1973 · via Serú Girán

Pescado Rabioso’s 1973 recording of “Despiértate nena” is the earliest release on file. Black Amaya and Luis Alberto Spinetta are credited as its writers. Also recorded by Don Vilanova Botafogo (released 1999), Divididos (released 2002) and Luis Alberto Spinetta (released 2010), among 8 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

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Serú Girán took this one to the stage, but Pescado Rabioso put it out back in 1973, with Luis Alberto Spinetta and Black Amaya sharing the writing credit. Start with the studio record and hear the song before it got passed down the line.

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Credited writers: Black Amaya and Luis Alberto Spinetta.

Earliest release on file: this one, 1973.

Other recordings on file · first release year

8 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

First pulled by @ga-2095 · No. 0004, Oct 31, 2026.

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Serú Girán played "Despiértate nena" live, but the song wasn't theirs to begin with. Which band, home to one of its writers, had it on record before them?Pescado Rabioso
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