Seba Ibarra's third work, "Infrenable paraíso," presents 10 songs with an acoustic imprint and a gravitating pulse in tranquility, exploring the song of the Río de la Plata with good taste. As he progresses in his career, Ibarra relies more on his band to develop a pop concept without falling into commonplaces. The naturalistic traits present in his previous works, "Collage de río" and "Palimay," are maintained in this album, albeit with a more group-oriented idea and a certain rock intention in the instrumentation, which includes bass, drums, and electric guitar, along with acoustic guitars, accordion, mbiras, and percussion, enriching the sound.