Insoportablemente Vivo

Insoportablemente Vivo is the seventh album and the second live album by the rock band La Renga. It was recorded at the Huracán Athletic Club stadium on May 19, 2001. It has two unedited songs: Un Tiempo Fuera De Casa and Oportunidad Oportuna. It achieved 2× platinum status in Argentina for sales in excess of 80,000 copies.[1]

Insoportablemente Vivo
Live album by
La Renga
Released2001
RecordedHuracán Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 19, 2001
GenreHard rock
Rock
LabelUniversal Music
ProducerRicardo Mollo
La Renga
La Renga chronology
La Esquina del Infinito
(2000)		 Insoportablemente Vivo
(2001)		 Detonador de Sueños
(2003)

A live DVD was released in 2004. A movie was made of the Huracán concert and also shows moments of the band's history.

Track listing

All songs by Gustavo Napoli except Hey, Hey, My, My (Neil Young):

Disc 1:
  1. "Panic Show"
  2. "Motoralmaisangre"
  3. "Al Que He Sangrado"
  4. "Bien Alto"
  5. "Cuando Vendrán"
  6. "En El Baldío"
  7. "El Mambo de la Botella"
  8. "Blues Cardíaco"
  9. "El Terco"
  10. "En Pie"
  11. "El Cielo del Desengaño"
  12. "Lo Frágil de la Locura"
  13. "Un Tiempo Fuera de Casa"
  14. "La Vida, Las Mismas Calles"
  15. "El Twist del Pibe"
  16. "El Hombre de la Estrella"
Disc 2:
  1. "Paja Brava"
  2. "Oportunidad Oportuna"
  3. "2+2=3"
  4. "Arte Infernal"
  5. "El Circo Romano"
  6. "Cuando Estés Acá"
  7. "La Balada del Diablo y La Muerte"
  8. "El Rey de la Triste Felicidad"
  9. "El Final Es En Donde Partí"
  10. "Me Hice Canción"
  11. "Pcilocybe Mexicana"
  12. "El Revelde"
  13. "Estalla"
  14. "Hey Hey, My My"
  15. "Hablando de la Libertad"

Personnel

Guest musicians
  • Pablo Martinián - keyboards (tracks 6 and 11, disc 1; 3 and 4, disc 2)
  • Ricardo Mollo - guitar (track 10, disc 1)
  • Pappo - guitar (track 14, disc 2)
  • Juan Cruz Fernández - wind instruments (tracks 8 and 9, disc 1)
  • Leopoldo Janín - wind instruments (tracks 8 and 9, disc 1)

Additional personnel

References
  1. "Argentinian certifications – La Renga". Argentine Chamber of Phonograms and Videograms Producers. Retrieved 2011-12-30.
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