Durazno sangrando: Album Guide, Artist and Facts

Durazno sangrando (Spanish for "bleeding peach") is the second studio album by the Argentine rock band Invisible and the eighth featuring Luis Alberto Spinetta, released on September 1975. Invisible was composed of Spinetta (guitar and vocals), Pomo Lorenzo (drums), and Machi Rufino (bass). It is a conceptual work inspired by notions Spinetta borrowed from the work of Swiss philosopher and psychologist Carl Jung, based on the traditional Chinese book The Secret of the Golden Flower. The album consists of only five tracks, including one of the most popular songs from Spinetta's songbook from which the album takes its title. This was the only song from the album performed at the mega-recital Spinetta y las Bandas Eternas organized by the musician in 2009 to celebrate his 40 years in music. It was recorded in 1975 at CBS Studios and performed live (Teatro Coliseo, November 21 and 22, 1975). The album cover, designed by Eduardo Martí, and the poster featuring a drawing by Spinetta himself were censored by the municipal authorities of the city of Rosario in late 1976, because they considered that the image (which according to its authors represented a peach pit) represented a vagina.

Quick facts about Durazno sangrando

• Title: Durazno sangrando
• Artist: Invisible
• Released: 1975
• Type: Album
• Wikidata ID: Q5815138

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