"Pensar en Nada" is the fifth studio album by Argentine singer-songwriter León Gieco, released on May 2, 1981, under the Inamu Discos label. This captivating collection of 12 tracks spans a diverse range of genres, including Argentine rock, trova, nueva trova, folklore argentino, Latin rock, and Latin folk, all within a concise 43-minute runtime. The album is a testament to Gieco's versatility and his deep roots in both rock and Latin American music.
Produced by León Gieco and Osqui Amante, "Pensar en Nada" kicks off with the energetic title track, setting the tone for a journey through various rhythms that Gieco is known for. The album features a mix of studio recordings and live performances, with the tenth track, "Cumbia de la Ciudad," notably recorded live at the Estadio Obras Sanitarias on April 11, 1981, using the mobile studio of Sazam. This live energy adds a unique dimension to the album, making it a dynamic listening experience.
From the upbeat "Bajo el Sol de Bogotá" to the introspective "Soy un pobre agujero," and the lively "Chacarera de un Atardecer," "Pensar en Nada" showcases Gieco's ability to blend different musical styles seamlessly. The album's diverse tracks offer a rich tapestry of sounds that reflect Gieco's artistic evolution and his enduring influence on Latin American music. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Gieco's work, "Pensar en Nada" is a compelling addition to any music collection.
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