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La era de la boludez is the third studio album released by the Argentine rock band Divididos, released in September 1993 by the PolyGram label. For this occasion, the band is made up of guitarist and singer Ricardo Mollo, bassist Diego Arnedo and drummer Federico Gil Solá. The album features songs like "Que Ves?" and the version of "El arriero", by Atahualpa Yupanqui, which have become classics of national rock in Argentina. Thanks to this album, Divididos would achieve, in addition to forging its compact and genuine sound, achieve widespread recognition from the rock world in Argentina. In addition to the success achieved, the album also provides a raw look at the passing of a country, which at that time had almost a decade of democracy and almost five years under the frivolity of the Menem era. Mixed in the United States and with Gustavo Santaolalla as artistic director and producer, “la aplanadora del rock” would reach its peak in his third material. It is considered the seventh best album in the list of the 100 best albums of Argentine national rock by Rolling Stone magazine.  An essential album for Argentine and South American Popular Rock.
Side A A1Salir A Asustar A2Ortega Y Gases A3El Arriero Side B B1Salir A Comprar B2Qué Ves B3Pestaña De Camello Side C C1Rasputin / Hey Jude C2Dame Un Limón C3Paisano De Hurlingham Side D D1Cristofolo / Cacarnu D2El Indio Deja El Mezcal D3Huelga De Amores D4Tajo C D5Pestaña De Camello