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    "comment": "“Mil Horas” is one of the great Argentine rock ballads, and the 1994 remastered version sharpens its emotional impact without losing the original warmth. The song rides a mid-tempo groove driven by steady drums, melodic bass, and chiming guitars that lean toward new wave and early 80s pop. Vocals are expressive but not flashy, telling a story of waiting, doubt, and unrequited love that many listeners across Latin America have internalized as their own. The remaster clears up the mix: you can hear the keyboards more clearly, the snare cuts with extra snap, and the subtle backing vocals sit more precisely in the stereo field. Yet it still feels like a memory, not a modern re-recording. “Mil Horas” captures the bittersweet romanticism of rock en español’s formative years, when bands embraced pop accessibility while holding onto a sense of poetic melancholy.\nListen: https://open.spotify.com/search/Los%20Abuelos%20De%20La%20Nada%20Mil%20Horas%201994%20Remastered",
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