Cabeza de Medusa

Gustavo Cerati · Amor Amarillo [1993]

Y vuela lejos, hombre

que nada se interponga,

la noche repentina,

te vende falsas sombras,

y cuando uno no ama compra.



Cabeza de Medusa,

su boca es invisible

se va fijando en tu retina,

seduce de mil formas

y cuando uno no ama, compra

Y es verdad



Te llama y no te nombra,

cuando uno no ama, compra

ella es la hermana de la luna,

ella es tan viciosa

para embriagar

y es mas...

te copiara como un espejo y jamas

jamas, jamas seras su dueƱo



Asi que, vuela, vuela lejos

vuela lejos, hombre

Cabeza de Medusa

Recorded in 1993, Gustavo Cerati's 'Cabeza de Medusa' stands as a defining track from the album *Amor Amarillo*. As the lead vocalist of Soda Stereo, Cerati infused this recording with the band's signature blend of rock and electronic experimentation, showcasing his distinctive vocal style and melodic sensibilities. The song reflects the group's evolution during the early 1990s, capturing a moment where their sound bridged traditional rock structures with emerging electronic textures. Its enduring popularity highlights Cerati's ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate across generations, cementing his legacy as a pivotal figure in Latin American rock history.