"Talking about you": the unpublished song of Cerati revealed in "Bios: Lives that have marked yours"

This Sunday evening, Nat Geo presented a new episode of "Bios: lives that have marked your life", a show in which Gustavo Cerati and Javiera Mena were responsible for conducting interviews of the documentary.

A two-part chapter that reviews the life of the former Stereo Soda from his childhood to his latest solo album titled "Fuerza Natural" (2009). A journalistic exercise featuring images of Cerati in the first person and interviews with personalities such as her mother Lillian Clarke, her sister Laura Cerati, her children Benitos and Lisa Cerati, Zeta Bosio, Charly Alberti and Adrian Taverna (sound engineer). , among others

But there was a testimony that surprised everyone: Ana Saint John, the girlfriend of the singer of Soda Stereo. In a conversation with Javiera Mena, the former couple of the Argentine musician was responsible for generating one of the highlights of the biography by sharing unpublished information about Cerati. In particular, an unpublished song that the musician dedicated to him when they were just.

"Talking about you" was the theme that lasted for about a minute and a half and that was not in the final selection of the first album of the Argentine trio published in 1984 did not pbad the filter to be in the first album of Soda Stereo published in 1984. A recording that Javier Mena heard in a stereo team and that all those who saw "Bios: Lives it marked theirs" they could enjoy it.