Released in 1986, Signos is the third studio album by Argentine rock legends Soda Stereo and is regarded as one of their most important works. Produced by Gustavo Cerati alongside Zeta Bosio and Charly Alberti, the record marked a creative leap, blending post-punk, new wave, and atmospheric rock into a more mature and sophisticated sound.

The album features iconic tracks such as Persiana Americana, Prófugos, and the title track Signos, all of which became staples in the band’s live performances. With its introspective lyrics, textured guitars, and polished production, Signos resonated strongly with audiences across Latin America, solidifying Soda Stereo’s status as leaders of the rock en español movement.

Critically acclaimed and commercially successful, Signos is often considered a turning point in Soda Stereo’s career. It remains a landmark in Latin American rock, celebrated for its innovation, depth, and timeless appeal.[info sheet from distr.]