met a unpublished video of Gustavo Cerati of the song titled I don’t believe youwhich was part of one of the most famous albums of the Argentine singer.
Definitely, Gustavo Adrián Cerati is a genius that we will never forget and is part of the select group of artists that many of us carry in our hearts. The leader for many years of the band Soda Stereo, he immortalized along with Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti songs like When the tremor passes, American blind Y of light music. During more than 30 years of artistic career, Cerati became one of the greatest references of Latin American and world rock.
Although his heart was always with the band Soda Stereo, the singer also had, towards the end of his life, the opportunity to release a couple of solo albums. In them, Cerati made approximations to electronic and eclectic sounds, taking a certain distance from pure rock.
They release an unpublished video by Gustavo Cerati called I don’t believe you
Around the year 2002, Gustavo released the album Always is today. From this album came the single entitled I don’t believe you, which although it was shot in 2004, was only relaunched by his former record company. In the video you can see a carefree Cerati playing live together with the musicians of his project as a soloist.
This video coincides with the announcement of the tour that Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti will make through some Latin American countries. To this end, the Sony Music company released an animated video of the song broken dancebelonging to the album Nothing personal of 1985. Thus, the Gracias Totales tour that will revive the best hits of that iconic Argentine group, would resume its shows soon, although there are no official dates announced.
It should be remembered that Gustavo Cerati died on September 4, 2014 in Buenos Aires, after having suffered a cerebrovascular accident while on a Latin American tour.
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