Soda Stereo - Mtv Unplugged Completo

| # | Song | Original Album | Notes | |---|-------|----------------|-------| | 1 | “Te Para Tres” (intro / spoken word) | – | Gustavo Cerati’s poetic intro | | 2 | “En la Ciudad de la Furia” | Canción Animal (1990) | With Andrea Echeverri (Aterciopelados) – iconic duet | | 3 | “Ella Usó mi Cabeza Como un Revólver” | Comfort y Música para Volar (new) | Premiered here | | 4 | “Un Millón de Años Luz” | Canción Animal | Stripped-down, melancholic | | 5 | “Entre Caníbales” | Comfort y Música para Volar (new) | Dark, hypnotic | | 6 | “Corazón Delator” | Sueño Stereo (1995) | Jazzy, with vibraphone | | 7 | “El Rito” | Dynamo (1992) | Shoegaze turned folk | | 8 | “Un Misil en Mi Placard” | Soda Stereo (1984) | Early hit, radically rearranged | | 9 | “Entre Caníbales (reprise)” | – | Instrumental coda | | 10 | “Té para 3” | Sueño Stereo | With Gonzalo Palacios (flute) | | 11 | “En Remolinos” | Dynamo | Dreamy, cello-driven | | 12 | “Zoom” | Dynamo | Rare live performance | | 13 | “Planeador” | Sueño Stereo | Acoustic beauty | | 14 | “Efecto Doppler” | Sueño Stereo | Rhythmic, with double bass | | 15 | “Disco Eterno” | Comfort y Música para Volar (new) | Closing ballad |

The Soda Stereo MTV Unplugged session, titled is widely considered one of the most unique performances in the show's history because the band famously "broke the rules" by using electric instruments and samplers. Essential Listening Guide

For collectors, limited editions on are frequently released through retailers like Record Store Day and Music On Vinyl .

Includes a sampler from the track "Chrome Waves" by the band Ride.