Traces the production, underground circulation, and eventual commercial release of a pioneering Argentine music documentary.
Directors Pablo Perel and Ralph Rothschild begin documenting Luis Alberto Spinetta during the intense recording sessions for his album Privé. The camera captures the raw creative process in the studio.
The completed documentary premieres in independent and underground film circuits across Argentina. It gains a cult following among niche audiences while remaining outside mainstream distribution.
For over two decades, the film circulates privately through tape exchanges and special screenings. It remains a hidden artifact of Argentine music history, preserved by dedicated fans.
In 2011, the documentary achieves official commercial release with INCAA ticketing. It finally reaches a broad public audience, cementing its status as a pioneering Argentine video production.
Luis Alberto Spinetta, perhaps the most poetic musician of Argentine rock, bleeds each one of his songs in the heat of Democratic Argentina in the mid-eighties.
Pablo Perel
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