After more than two decades without releasing music videos, Divididos decided to return to the audiovisual format with “San Saltarín”, the first preview of their new album, relying on the technology and creativity of Cacodelphia Studios. This historic milestone marks a significant moment for both the band and the production team, as it reaffirms the studio's commitment to innovation and artistic quality.
The filming, which took place at Cacodelphia Studios, involved the creation of two main sets. On one hand, a landscape inspired by northern Argentina was recreated, featuring visual references that evoke the region's cultural and natural richness. On the other hand, a city was designed to serve as the backdrop for the more urban moments of the music video. These settings stood out not only for their detail and realism but also for how they enhanced the visual narrative of the video.
Directed by Nahuel Lerena, who had previously collaborated with the band on earlier videos, and starring Esteban Bigliardi alongside Pilar Gamboa, the video combines a dreamlike story with the stage presence of Ricardo Mollo, Diego Arnedo, and Catriel Ciavarella. In the scenes where the band performs “San Saltarín”, Cacodelphia's technology captured the musicians' energy in an environment that blends tradition and modernity.
This return of Divididos to music videos is also a tribute to classic cinema, reflected in the aesthetics and promotion of the release, with posters inspired by Hollywood's golden age. However, for those who worked behind the scenes, this project represents something more: the consolidation of Cacodelphia Studios as a space where music, cinema, and technology come together to create art that transcends.
