Sinergia (album)

Sinergia (Synergy) is the self-titled debut studio album released by Chilean rock band Sinergia,[2] independently in 2001 consisting of 12 tracks; by Sello Azul label in 2002 consisting of 13 tracks[3] and by La Oreja label in 2003 consisting of 14 tracks and 3 music videos for the singles "Chilerobot", "Concurso" and "Mujer Robusta". The album was produced by Andrés Godoy, father of the band's drummer Bruno "Brunanza" Godoy.[3]

Sinergia
Studio album by Sinergia
Released	2001 2002 2003
Recorded	May–June, 2001
Studio	Estudio Mix[1] Clio Estudio Master Estudio Sonus
Genre	Alternative metal, experimental rock, nu metal
Length	33:31
Language	Chilean Spanish
Label	Independent (2001) Sello Azul (2002) La Oreja (2003)
Producer	Andrés Godoy
Sinergia chronology
Apoyando La Demencia (1998) Sinergia (00000000) Procésalo Todo (2004)
Singles from Sinergia
"Mujer Robusta" Released: June 2002 "Concurso" Released: October 2002 "Chilerobot" Released: March 2003 "Amor Alternativo" Released: September 2003

The songs "Chupatrón" and "Santiago U.S.A." are originally from their demo album "Apoyando La Demencia", this time with an intro song for "Chupatrón".[4]

The music video for the single "Mujer Robusta" reached the number one position in the ranking "Los 10 + Pedidos" (The 10 Most Requested Videos) of the South American MTV channel, and the song "Marina" is a "pajaron[note 1] hymn", which is mainly the spirit of the band and his fans (who are called "pajarones"),[5] the song's about how a young guy falls madly in love with a girl called Marina and thinks that studying is the best way to get her attention but that doesn't help him at all in getting the courage to talk to her and tell her how he feels.[6]

The songs "Mujer Robusta", "Amor Alternativo", "Marina", "Concurso", "Chupatrón" and "Chilerobot" are in the recently released 22 Éxitos Pajarones, a compilation album celebrating the band's 22nd anniversary

The album has 4 editions, the first edition of the album, where "'Mujer Robusta" does not appear, It didn't get many editions. The second, It's from "Sello Azul", with "Mujer Robusta", as a bonus track, releasing many more editions. The Third, has all the songs, so it is the definitive edition of the disc. The fourth is the commemorative edition of the album (20 Years) has 2 more bonus tracks, "Liquidación" and "Le Tengo Miedo A Todo".