Ritual (Los Piojos album)

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Ritual
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Released1999
Genre Rock, hard rock
Label El Farolito Discos
Producer El Farolito Discos
Los Piojos chronology
Azul
(1998)
Ritual
(1999)
Verde paisaje del Infierno
(2000)

Ritual (Ritual) is the fifth album by Argentine rock band Los Piojos, released in 1999.

Track listing

  1. Olvidate (ya ves) [Forget it (you see)]
  2. Chactuchac [Chac tu chac]
  3. Desde lejos no se ve [You can't see from far]
  4. Ay ay ay [Ay ay ay]
  5. Angelito [Little angel]
  6. Agua [Water]
  7. Arco [Arch]
  8. Tan solo [So lonely]
  9. Intro Maradó [Maradó intro]
  10. Maradó [Maradó]
  11. Ando ganas (Llora llora) [I'm looking forward to (cry cry)]
  12. Cruel [Cruel]
  13. Todo pasa [Everything happens]
  14. Around & Around/Zapatos de gamuza azul [Around & Around/Blue suede shoes]
  15. It's Only Rock & Roll [It's Only Rock & Roll]

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