Dive into the soul-stirring world of Argentinian rock with the "ROCK NACIONAL ARGENTINO" playlist, a collection that's all about the raw, unfiltered essence of Argentina's rock scene. From the iconic beats of Soda Stereo with gems like "Cuando Pase El Temblor" and "De Música Ligera," both remastered to perfection in 2007, to Gustavo Cerati's hauntingly beautiful "Deja Vu" and "Crimen," this playlist doesn't miss a beat in showcasing the genre's versatility and depth. The lineup is peppered with the irresistible vibes of Los Auténticos Decadentes featuring Julieta Venegas in "No Me Importa el Dinero," the nostalgia-infused "Lunes Por La Madrugada" by Los Abuelos De La Nada, and the poignant "Seguir Viviendo Sin Tu Amor" by Luis Alberto Spinetta, ensuring a mix that resonates with fans of old-school rock and newcomers alike.

But it doesn't stop there. Tracks like "Irresponsables" and "Putita" off Babasónicos' "Infame" album add a dose of eclectic edge, while "Vasos Vacíos" by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs and "Juntos a la Par" by Pappo offer a flavor of the timeless appeal that Argentinian rock embodies. With a sprinkle of the newer generation through No Te Va Gustar with "A las Nueve" and "Tan lejos," and the inclusion of León Gieco's "Lápiz Libertad," this playlist serves as a bridge connecting the pioneering sounds of the genre's past to its vibrant and evolving future. Whether it's for a deep dive into the heart of rock nacional or just to enjoy some quality tunes, this playlist is a ride through the rich tapestry of Argentinian rock.