Hacia lo salvaje (Into the wild) is the sixth studio album by the Spanish band Amaral. The songs were recorded in the duo's Madrid studio by Eva Amaral and Juan Aguirre, with the participation of Toni Toledo and Chris Taylor. The production was undertaken by Juan de Dios Martín, Eva Amaral and Juan Aguirre. Antonio Escobar was the synthesizer programmer. The album was mixed and mastered in New York by Michael Brauer in Electric Lady and Greg Calbi in Sterling Sound.Fin, Amaral oficial It was the first album published under the new label created by the duo, Antártida, which was named after the song that the band were currently working on when they realised that they had not yet given their new label a name. Acoustic versions of all the songs were also recorded and released as bonus materialGrabando la versión acústica de "Hacia lo salvaje"Amaral's official Twitter, 3 August 2011

The album was received positively by critics. Rolling Stone: Amaral, Hacia lo salvaje (por Lino Portela). EFEEME: Hemos escucado Hacia lo salvaje y comentamos cómo es (por Juan Puchades). Metrópoli, page 80 (El Mundo, 23-09-2011) "Amaral 2.0" (por Nacho Ruiz). EFEEME: Amaral, el disco del día (por Chema Domínguez) and became a gold record (30,000 copies sold) in its first week, putting it at number one in the list of music sales in Spain for four weeks running..Promusicae, Lista de ventas del 17.10.2011 al 23.10.2011 In November 2011, the album reached the status of platinum record (40,000 copies sold). Promusicae, Lista de ventas de 07.11.2011 al 13.11.2011 in January 2012 was a certified triple gold record (60,000 copies sold), as well as being awarded Double Silver by the Independent Music Companies Association (IMPALA).. El Econominsta, Amaral logran triple Disco de Oro "Hacia lo salvaje" was chosen as the third most important Spanish album of 2011 by the magazine Rolling Stone as well as achieving the "Rolling Stone Prize" for Best song for the track "Hacia lo salvaje",. Rolling Stone, "Vetusta Morla y Amaral triunfan en los premios Rolling Stone 2011" which was also considered by the same publication as "one of the most epic rock songs". . Rolling Stone, "Las 21 canciones más épicas del rock"

Editions The album was published in three different physical formats, as well as a digital download:Descarga "Hacia lo salvaje" el 13 y 14 de agosto, Amaral oficial The complete album (1 CD) which gives access to a digital download of the acoustic versions of all tracks. Digibook edition, which includes Hacia lo salvaje and all the acoustic tracks on a second CD. It also included all the illustrations drawn for the album by Borja Bonafuente Gonzalo and photographs of the band by Juan Pérez Fajardo. Vinyl edition, which includes the album on a 180-gram vinyl, the album on CD and access to a digital download of the acoustic versions.

Singles The first single from the album, "Hacia lo salvaje", reached number one on iTunes in just one day. The track met a mixed reception, though largely positive.Los críticos de Rolling Stone juzgan "Hacia lo salvaje" The track's official video, directed and produced by Titán Pozo in Guatemala in September 2011, was released the same day as the album.Amaral oficial: Vídeo de Hacia lo salvajeVideo for Hacia lo salvaje However, in August 2015, the band withdrew the video after investigating the suspected illegal trafficking of the turtles used in filming

On 12 December "Cuando suba la marea" was announced as the second single,Cuando suba la marea: nuevo single y actualización del disco. Amaral oficial during an acoustic performance of the song on Spanish television on 3 December 2011.. RTVE, "A la carta", "Para todos La 2 03/12/2011" On 27 February 2012 the band released the music video, which was produced by Lyona and filmed in different locations in Catalonia at the end of January 2012.Amaral, "Cuando suba la marea- Nuevo single y vídeo"

The third single was "Hoy es el principio del final", for which filming on the music video began in April 2012, directed by Alberto Van Stokkum. Cadena SER, entrevistas digitales: Amaral, 17-04-2012 in Mongolia.. Rolling Stone, "Amaral en Mongolia. Mira su nuevo videoclip" The video was shot in and around Ulaanbaatar. 20 Minutos, "Amaral estrena un nuevo videoclip grabado en Mongolia" and featured two Mongolian actors, Khulan Bazarvaani and Tuguldur Batbayar. The video had been intended to express "the precise moment in which the world is split in half and, the resulting breakdown and internal conflict. A psychological tug of war between what is known and experienced(the city), and the longing for freedom and the unexplored (the forest)". The video was released on 4 June 2012 to coincide with the launch of the single.Hoy es el principio del final: nuevo single. Amaral oficial It was played live for the first time on television on the debut of Buenas noches y Buenafuente, a comedy program on Spain's Antena 3,. Antena 3, “Amaral interpreta 'Hoy es el principio del final' en directo en 'Buenas Noches y Buenafuente'” a performance which Rolling Stone qualified as "brilliant", "sublime" and "spectacular", despite labelling the song "one of the weakest tracks" of the album, nonetheless highlighting Eva Amaral's "extraordinary falsetto".. Rolling Stone, “Vídeo: Brillante Amaral en e"l programa de Buenafuente”

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Charts

Weekly charts + Weekly chart performance for Hacia lo Salvaje Chart (2011) Peakposition

Year-end charts + Year-end chart performance for Hacia lo Salvaje Chart (2011) Position Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) 8 Chart (2012) Position Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) 30

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