Soda Stereo - De Musica Ligera (Video Oficial) primera vez italiano reacciona

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[@carlosortiz5889]

No it is not a festival, it was a Soda Stereo Concert 🤘🏼 one of the greatest latin rock ever! And i think if im not wrong it was the last concert of soda as a band and Gustavo Cerati started as single singer, at the end of this song gustavo cerati (the vocalist) speech became his most popular worlds finishing with “GRACIAS TOTALES” such a great band

[@carlosortiz5889]

The first video you reacted to was a reunion tour of Soda Stereo

[@bigrulo777]

Its not a las concert, they play music for many years more...

[@JimXalive]

@@bigrulo777 THis was the last tour and ten years later they have a reunion with the tour " me veras volver "

[@carlosortiz5889]

raul alberto this video was actually the last concert as soda stereo, Gustavo begun his solo career and then in 2007 soda stereo returned for the tour “me veras volver”

[@carlosortiz5889]

Began*

[@pdvidela]

If you want to know the magnitude of this band, just think about this: when Cirque du Soleil created Shows inspired by the most important musicians in the world, they only did shows for Elvis, The Beatles, Michael Jackson and Soda Stereo (Show: Séptimo Día - No Descansaré - 2017/2018).

[@susygonzalez1334]

Well said!!!

[@renzokukenleneyoyo522]

EPIC

[@SECUENCIAINICIAL09]

Its not a festival is his own concert, Soda Stereo is the best Latín América rock band ever. Greetings from México.

[@LautaroTessi]

Soda Stereo's "El Último Concierto" tour was played in some Latin American countries. The last one, in Buenos Aires, gathered around 70 000 people in River Plate Stadium. I was proudly one of them. 10 years later, in 2007, they made a bigger tour (this time would be the last one), filling 6 times that stadium and gathering ONE MILLION fans in the entire tour.

[@pedroperezserra5388]

Este fue el ultimo concierto de Soda Stereo, por eso había tanta gente, estos Argentinos cantaban genial.

[@veganella2259]

El último concierto fue "me verás volver". Este no lo es

[@pedroperezserra5388]

@@veganella2259 Bueno!!! cierto, yo solo me quería referir al de despedida como agrupación, luego tuvieron otros tantos que no se como seria mas adecuado nombrarles.

[@javierramos185]

yo quiero puro que reaccione a Sandro... XD

[@veganella2259]

Siiiii sandroooo ❤❤❤🙏

[@marianhohberg8926]

@@veganella2259 aguante sandro y los ramones

[@chitanena1]

Yeah, Argentinians sound like Italians speaking Spanish to us Mexicans. No wonder you understand them better. Soda Stereo, Spanish Rock gods.

[@ivandroid719]

Not false :)

In the end of XIX century and the begenning of XX century a lot of italian people came here to Argentina. Most of the population here are descendant of italian and spanish citizens

[@Alex-966]

Soda is the best spanish pop band 😬👍🏻

[@ritanovak4401]

This Is the greatest rock band of latin America of all times ever...all we latins love them, I am from Chile 🇨🇱

[@garciastanley7046]

The vocalist died on 2014 after being in coma since 2010

[@LuzaBeggs]

Sadly, as far as I remember it was a stroke that put him on that coma.

[@tubo777]

@@LuzaBeggs Yea, a cocaine induced stroke

[@mariaelenahill1804]

I miss him 😪

[@takitooo4]

if I end up in a coma but in a plant state

[@nataliakismet]

Era muy grande para este mundo 🇦🇷❤

[@jorgehildebrandt3644]

Viva soda stereo!!! Viva argentina

[@thiagoheredia1955]

@Joe Herrera por que no? No seas tan pelotudo xfavor

[@elxeneize4634]

@Joe Herrera soda stereo es igual a argentina asi que es lo mismo

[@galovillaran6356]

I´m peruvian, pero el publico argentino, es el best of the best in la earth....

[@lunaorozco7281]

"De música ligera" el himno de Latinoamérica...

[@Alex-966]

😄😂😂😂 De dónde sacas semejante estupidez!!?

[@micasotosoriano7469]

@@Alex-966 de Internet

[@shmba_]

VictorRx jajajajjaa

[@dr.arielsalerno9481]

Amén

[@neoshenlong]

Culturalmente, refiriendonos al sentido de esta canción en el contexto en el que salió, sí tiene mucho sentido. La música argentina y latinoamericana en general era, en el momento, bastante concentrada en el tema político. Era (y es aún hoy en día) muy dificil hacer música en latinoamerica ignorando la dificil situación política y económica, las dictaduras, las guerras, la violencia, etc etc etc.... "Música ligera" es un himno a que, lo único uqe tenemos, lo único que nos queda, lo único que nos libra, es la música, la música que no necesariamente trata sobre eso, lo único que nos permite alejarnos de esa situación de mierda en la que estamos y trascender. Desde entonces, nuestra música se ha vuelto mucho más ligera. Más que ser un canto de protesta, como fue hasta los 80s y 90s, se convirtió en un escape, una liberación, un intento de ser felices y disfrutar la vida. Entonces sí, tiene mucho sentido considerarlo un himno de la música latinoamericana.

[@antoniocaballero4207]

“Despiértame cuando pase el temblor, despiértame cuando pase el reggaetón “ Gustavo Ceratti en concierto!

[@romau628]

No fue un festival,fue un concierto de soda estéreo,el grandísimo Gustavo Cerati que en paz descanse. Buen vídeo.

[@claudiadiaz3695]

God says : "Gracias Totales"

[@robsh7250]

What does it means that "gracias totales" for the latinoamericans? I'm Spanish but It kinda surprised me when i heard the first time. Un saludo :)

[@claudiadiaz3695]

@@robsh7250 Hi Roberto, the term "Gracias Totales " did not exist until it was invented by Gustavo Cerati himself, and it means thanks for everything now we use it to express total thanks for some special favor. Saludos desde México.

[@miafarfalla9631]

22 years ago!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Soda Stereo the best rock band ever!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pachusaurio]

Chris Martin is a big fan of Soda Stereo. He has done some covers with Coldplay on his Latin American tours.

[@diegoforte3020]

Fuck chrisnmartin

[@Cabroninfeliz]

@@diegoforte3020 fuck you bitch

[@dSullyb]

they're coming to dominican republic for a reunion concert where Benito Cerati, Gustavo's son, will play with the og band members, also Chris Martin is coming with them, Juanes and i believe Shakira too. It's in march 28th and i bought the tickets on release day. so many expectatives.

[@EloyMARTINEZLOMAS]

Chris Martin who? Soda Stereo is the best band...

[@EmanuelDelVecchio]

This was the last concert before they broke up, they came back like 10 years later, but only to play the last tour in history. This particular performance was in Buenos Aires, Argentina, at the River Plate stadium (It was supposed to be only 2 days of presentations, but the demand was so great that they had to make 6 presentations, all of them absolutely full of people. Beautiful memory. Rest in Peace, Gustavo Cerati . The Latin American John Lennon

[@emataverna]

Da quel amore Di musica leggera Niente ci libra Niente più rimane Saluti dall'Argentina!

[@alerosetani970]

Gracias por escuchar y reaccionar a nuestro Rock Nacional Argentino Soda Stereo 🎸🇦🇷🥁!!! Un fuerte abrazo en la distancia hermano

[@almitaibarra5012]

Besos al cielo Gustavo♥️. Te extrañamos siempre. Gracias totales 🙏🏼

[@charlitocr5209]

Frank, there were more than 65k people in that concert which was the very last one before soda splitted, Gustavo Cerati the Main singer then kept his career as solo and then he died in 2014. Soda stereo is the greatest latín rock band ever... Soda's music is still popular and Will remain as such forever, love from costa rica

[@ManuelMunuzuri]

Cerati was a rock god and a master creator

[@hockmah666]

One of the best Argentina's bands+ playing in Argentina's ground= Epic concert ever...

[@osobear4365]

You were spot on about his accent, Gustavo Ceratti is from Argentina not Mexico. He was a master songwriter and a very underated guitar player. Saludos desde Mexico!

[@TakittyLove]

Argentinians(Buenos Aires City specially) speak like Italian ^^

[@juanisimo7]

@@TakittyLove Many words we use commonly are from the italian language too, its understandable due to the great italian immigration that the country had. 50% of argentines are descendants of Italians

[@ooviedoc]

Not sure why you consider him underrated. Andy Summers couldn't play some guitars parts in the "Bring On the Night" cover they did together, was Gustavo who played bass and guitar in that song.

[@8LyJu8]

@@ooviedoc probably because his skills as a guitarist aren't really mentioned.

[@ooviedoc]

@@8LyJu8 Hmm....not sure. I think his singing and guitar playing are the two most visible skills I think....well, his female fans might add : "He's hot!!" :-D

[@YeSLeDrawTUM]

Soda stereo - Persiana Americana Soda stereo - Cuando pase el temblor Soda stereo - Nada personal You have to do thoso songs... Im mexican but man you have to know these songs to say youve heard their biggest hits

[@miguelrauda5510]

Hombre al agua Sueles dejarme solo Ella uso mi cabeza

[@NVNSGMR]

Disco eterno, entre canibales, genesis mtv

[@andresrios416]

Soda fue el grupo más importante en Latino América... Todo lo que te recomienden viene luego de SODA Estereo

[@Rolosanjose]

Exacto

[@arielcordero]

SODA! The absolute best latin rock band!

[@javiern.martinezr.]

Hi Frank! This song was the last song Soda played in their farewell tour in 1997. On that occasion there must have been 50 or 60,000 people in the stadium. Ten years after this tour, they reunited to go on tour to the US and Latinamerica because it's a hugely popular band in the whole continent. When the tour was over, a CD and a DVD were released with footage from different gigs but that was the definite end of the band. The lead singer, Gustavo Cerati, released a solo album in 1994 while he was still in Soda Stereo and when the band split, he committed full-time to his solo project and released several highly acclaimed albums: Bocanada, Siempre es hoy, Ahí Vamos and Fuerza natural. The beauty of Soda Stereo and, particularly, of Gustavo's work is that the style of each album is quite unique and different from the previous one. Gustavo suffered a stroke right after a concert in Caracas in 2010 and he never recovered. He was in a coma for several years and saddly passed away in 2014 at a very early age. His repertoire is quite diverse and includes rock-and-roll songs, some soft ballads, electronic songs with tons of samples, fusions with folclore genres from the Andes and other regions of Argentina, etc. I strongly recommend exploring it! Regards!

[@carlospaez9863]

I was there!!! Gracias totales!!!

[@yislent]

4:30 "I wonder if they still around" No, boy... 😔

[@carol910]

😭💔

[@Dgg15]

Im 42 and soda stereo was too famous in México! And their music make me feel a bit nostalgic about saturday nights with friendsOhhhh Im getting old haha

[@chavol2377]

This song is just bad ass! This was also Gustavo Cerati’s last song ever with Soda Stereo 😭

[@carlosortiz5889]

Chavo Leyva Instagram chavoleyva they play together year after again, they did a reunion tour

[@chavol2377]

Carlos Ortiz Really? Was it recorded?

[@carlosortiz5889]

Chavo Leyva Instagram chavoleyva yes, in 2007 was that tour, here is one of the songs kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5jYlKd9n7qBgqs Enjoy!

[@gasper2657]

Se convirtieron en una leyenda !!!! Puedo decir con orgullo que los vi en vivo ..... 🙂👏👏👏👏 Lo mejor de lo mejor

[@corimono]

I think you understand them better because of the Italian heritage of the Argentinian population that’s also been engraved into the way that Argentinians speak Spanish. Is very interesting that you noticed without knowing why!

[@cryscal11]

I have not slept of how amazing your reaction videos of these Latin American artists are! And it's 3:20am my time. 🙃🙃 As a Mexican-American, I appreciate this soooooooooooo much! 😍

[@vistro27]

Fue un genio de los mejores en el mundo , crecí con el y fue mi banda favorita de rock en español

[@vcajiao]

This is the music of my teenage years growing up in Latinamerica....thanks for appreciating this music

[@ManuelMunuzuri]

Soda stereo - ciudad de la furia - unplugged

[@jonicentral2146]

Yes!!!! ✨

[@pault.9037]

para este chabon es mejor que escuche el original, la version unplugged es bajonero mal

[@PixSarttt]

mmmm tu sabes, esa es todo

[@tomyu5537]

La que debería escuchar es la versión de 1997 El Último Concierto. La unplugged está buenísima pero está más lejos de la versión original.

[@lesleyrolon3761]

Please Frank it's a whole different dimension to the typical concert version... It's Surrreal. Truly!

[@CLOUDMODE42]

Dude! This is from the year 1990, album: Canción Animal. This was the 1st. time Soda ever played in River Plate, i was there jejje.😎😁 It was a saturday afternoon and i was working, my friends called to my work and told me they have an EXTRA TICKET. Hung Up, said to my Boss that i need it to go because i just got a ticket to see them. That Night is One of the best moments of my Life i tell you my Italian Brother. Pure Joy When he said "Gracias Totales" at the end, we all look each other for like a fraction of a second like: Wha...!?, then we all lift our arms Screaming, CLAPING and Laughing. Beautiful Night! Soda Stereo: en Remolinos 1993, the Sonic Period for them 67.000 People were there

[@violetenergy4392]

Soda Stereo👍👍👍💯💯💯💜💜 R.I.P Gustavo Cerati

[@lenuhc]

It was their goodbye concert back in 1997. That is why there are so many people and why it was so special!

[@parisrodas4625]

Not only was this soda stereo's last concert I believe this de musica ligera was the last song they played before splitting. Great video keep it up

[@andisanz8396]

No, last soda stereo concert was in 2007!

[@LeonRosas]

Hey Frank ! Nice to see you enjoy it! Soda Stereo our biggest pride. This was their farewell concert in 1997. River Plate Stadium. 60.000 people. Ten years later they rejoined for a reunión tour. Even more awesome. Sounded spacial. And actually they gathered 200.000 people twice in the 90s ! For free concerts in Avenida 9 de Julio, Buenos Aires. Hugs buddy ! And keep it up ! We really enjoy your videos !!!

[@Miriam11ziur]

Cold play cuando fue a argentina interpretó esta canción en su concierto 🤷🏻‍♀️, Latinoamérica así como todo el mundo está lleno de talento .

[@mottamottamota9316]

We love Soda Stereo in Mexico as well. A great great band. Saludos a Buenos Aires! Tierra hermana!

[@alejandrarubio6703]

Siii amo a Soda Stereo ❤ gracias por esta reacción👏

[@sandylee1882]

GRACIAS TOTALES !!!

[@elpelicanojiji]

this is 1997, the "last concert" when the band broke up (in good terms, btw) just to get together again on a tour 10 years later in 2007. Gustavo Cerati, the vocalist kept doing music alone and with supporting bands... really good music. Many good albums as band and in solo. One musical gem of this artist is the album Bocanada

[@MrsGabyRuiz]

That was Soda’s last concert. They were mega famous. After the vocalist/composer passed away, Cold Play made a cover of it when they visited Argentina.

[@westLAside]

It's pop rock ...soda stereo, caifanes , maldita vesindad , el gransilencio , jaguares, mana, cafeta cuba, hombres g, los amante de lola , fobia , panteon rococo , los fabulosos cadillacs,manu chao great bands all legends in Latin america missing more

[@estherlozano2508]

Excelentes recomendaciones ...al guerito le gusta más éste tipo de música

[@annitagg4659]

Enanitos Verdes

[@flowerson4507]

All great bands you mentioned Jesus. Good music, good times.

[@MexicanAmericanPhilippines]

Hombres G

[@ynelypelez5979]

Tambien Los prisioneros,La ley Y todos ellos que mencionaste.

[@BE-KA915]

Esta canción en su versión original, fue la que definió mi gusto musical cuando tenía 12 años.. GRACIAS TOTALES SODA!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@brendasagredo2657]

Que recuerdos uff extraordinaria canción. Saludos hasta Argentina 🇦🇷 desde México 🇲🇽. También saludos para ti Frank,

[@diegogabriel9243]

los de mejico me la pelan buey

[@alfredorainuzzo555]

Once again, I grew up and saw these dudes in concert....Greatest Spanish Language Rock band! The Band does not play anymore and his lead singer Gustavo Cerati ( a music genius) unfortunately passed away, This Band impacted more than one generation in Latin-America. Cheers!

[@cannitoxx]

No, it's not a festival. It was a concert of Soda Stereo alone.

[@Bug62Uy]

All those souls screaming for soda stereo they move massive audiences here in south América we miss Gustavo a lot..greetings from Montevideo Uruguay

[@markorex7478]

It's not a festival, it's just them in any Latin American country

[@gracielaraffone2994]

Muchas gracias por tu reaccion a Soda Stereo 😍una de las mejores bandas de nuestro país!!! Gracias nuevamente saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷💖💖💋

[@sebasog82]

Soda stereo : "en remolinos" "Luna roja" "Nada personal" "Zoom" "Ella uso mi cabeza como un revólver" "Primavera 0"

[@agustinacabral18]

Sii amigooo

[@carlosdingevan801]

I was there!! Such a great band!! That was September 1997 and it was their last concert before tearing apart. They came back 10 years later with the "Me Verás Volver Tour" (like "You'll see me come back"). You HAVE to listen to their performance in those shows. They really played MASSIVE music.

[@josecarlospenaperez9297]

Soy from mexico and i love soda. My favorite band all time. You should take a look to caifanes. (Mátenme por que me muero) I just subscribed and I love you’re chanel.

[@WiWiMakeup]

It's ONLY A SODA CONCERT!!! Amazing!

[@fabiancastillo9007]

CAIFANES “ la célula que explota “ you will love this song frank I promise you

[@fabiancastillo9007]

I promise frank . Love your authentic reactions . Just want you to experience the music of caifanes as well

[@josafatmora6078]

Cualquier canción de Caifanes rifa 😍

[@fiogray]

Or "Afuera" (Caifanes).

[@Eldefensorargentino1010]

quienes son los caifanes, esto es para soda stereo la banda mas grande dela historia de musica en español!!!!!!!

[@fiogray]

@@Eldefensorargentino1010, cada quien, yo personalmente prefiero escuchar a Caifanes.

[@ericavillarreal4349]

Gustavo siempre estará en la historia del Rock Nacional!!! Amo a Soda Stereo!!! Amo a mi Argentina!!! Saludos amigo

[@rodycardozo5769]

"Sueles dejarme solo" a grounge's song before the grouge born!

[@tanita6234]

Argentinian rock, tango, folklore singers are like something else, the lyrics, the interpretation, everything is different

[@josephmena2421]

The best band of rock in latin america of all times

[@carlosalfa4426]

I'm from Mexico and Soda Stereo was the best Latin American rock band until they disintegrated. They crowded every venue where they perfome in Latin America. Great great band.

[@javiermansilla588]

Soda lo mejor de latinoamerica!!!! Gustavo cerati un genio!!!

[@georginahidalgo5422]

It was not a festival, it was a concert in Buenos Aires as part of the "Me verás volver Tour", a reunion of this group. The leader, Gustavo Cerati, was also a soloist, before and after this tour. His solo career ended on May 15, 2010 because of a cerebrovascular accident during a concert in Venezuela, he remained in a coma for four years and finally died in 2014. Both, the group and Gustavo are Latin American idols. Good music, Soda and Gustavo as a soloist, something to be fond of. I love that man.

[@daviddarquea]

Gracias Totales!

[@anadiaz6919]

is only them... they were a phenomenom in latinamerica...ilove them always

[@zavany]

Having awesome flashbacks to old happy days with your vids. "Gracias totales" check out la Ciudad de la furia.

[@carlosortiz5889]

zavany the legendary worlds “GRACIAS TOTALES”

[@lucasvaca6777]

hey man wtf!!! the best final! not only would we have been nothing without you, but with all the people who were there from the beginning, some continue to this day ..... GRACIAS TOTALES!

[@eskimoargento101]

Soda Stereo forever and ever in the heart of my heart

[@boirjama]

This one was the last concert of Gustavo Cerati (vocalist) with Soda Stereo (he passed away). Thank you for reacting to latin american music.

[@reiyeltapiaperez5836]

Hey Frank, you should react to Luis Alberto Spinetta another argentinian artist

[@josafatmora6078]

Spinetta is like god, really

[@madamepampadour]

The lyrics! You have to read the lyrics! Spinetta was a poet! By the way, Cerati (Soda Stereo's lead singer, composer and guitarrist) was a big fan. He even made a cover of him. Gustavo also try to emulate Luis in the idiosincrasy of his lyrics.

[@Gigi.Armendi]

La mejor banda de rock en español de América latina.

[@carlosortiz5889]

And no, they are not still playing, Gustavo Cerati passed away in 2014 after several years in coma, he was a master!👏🏼

[@stellamarisgarcia1200]

SODA STEREO LA BANDA MAS GRANDE DE LATINOAMÉRICA GRACIAS POR TU REACCIÓN SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA

[@germanrosales7082]

Por favor ponele subtítulos en español a tus vídeos, y te recomiendo de nuevo que veas la versión de "en la ciudad de la furia" el último concierto 1997

[@dianacatherinesanchezrojas7910]

Cortaste del video el Legendario !Gracias Totales!

[@marumf319]

Copyright...pero la reaccionó hace poquito de vuelta con sus amigos y ahi sale esa parte😉kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKqoZYyFmqiabbM

[@PlayeAndo]

React to "Juegos de Seducción" one of my favorites songs of Soda Stereo. They was just incredible, people just fall in love with them. That's why a lot of people is on those concerts

[@leandrogonzalez5730]

that show was 1997- River Plate Stadium- There were about 70k people. But they did a couple nights. :)

[@yadihdz.6650]

"Soda Stereo" and "Caifanes" were highly influenced by The cure, even the hairdo, makeup, and the happy-sad scream, these bands were born in the 80's.

[@walterpoelstra6150]

Con toda onda amigo,no compares a Soda con caifanes,Soda marcó el camino del rock latino,caifanes es una banda q posiblemente haya sido muy buena pero q no tuvo la misma carrera q Soda.Acá en Argentina no son muy conocidos

[@TheVideosmiriam]

Walter Poelstra no ví comparacion alguna, solo nombró las influencias de las dos bandas.

[@yadihdz.6650]

@@walterpoelstra6150 Soda con seguridad es la mejor banda de rock en español, Caifanes siempre se manuvo más alternativa. Las dos fueron influenciadas por The cure, puedes escuchar el estilo de The cure, no digo que plagien, sino que fueron influenciadas.

[@walterpoelstra6150]

@@yadihdz.6650 Cuando leo alternativa se me hace q es la justificación del no éxito,Soda a pesar dl enorme éxito numca repitió una fórmula,cada disco ha sido diferente al anterior y eso no lo logra cualquier banda,más alla d las influencias

[@zena8226]

Oh no wonder I love the two bands so much! First I was in love with soda stereo and Gustavo cerati’s music, and now I’m so into the cure 😍 thanks for that info, i love the connection

[@diegoasanchez662]

There were 70,000 people on the Monumental Stadium that night (River Plate soccer team stadium). This is the last song of their last concert together as a band, the Gustavo Cerati (lead guitar and singer) started his solo career, which is FREAKING amazing too. Greetings from Costa Rica, PURA VIDA!

[@alinaalvar7210]

5:45 The time when nobody was worried about smartphones...

[@santiagocapellan3245]

1997, to be exact

[@luch0ta]

This was recorded in 1997 and it was the band’s last concert before Gustavo Cerati, the singer began his career as a solo artist. Ten years later in 2007 they reunited and did a tour all over Latin America and the US called “Me Veras Volver” (You’ll see me return). That was the last time the band played together since Gustavo died in 2014 after being in a coma for 4 years

[@renec42]

Caifanes, "Perdí mi ojo de venado" "La célula que explota" and my favorite "La Negra Tomasa"

[@caej72]

This concert was recorded in 1997, so it's older than you thought. It was called "El último concierto" because was the last one as a band, but they returned for other tour in 2007 called "Me verás volver". Indeed some people have compared Soda with The Cure. At the beginning in the 80s, they had not only the sound, but the look of them. You should check the MTV-Plugged Soda Stereo, it's simply AWESOME. Soda Stereo never played their songs as they did in studio or in other live concerts, so every time you listen to a song from different concerts is a unique experience. Gustavo Cerati, the vocal leader passed away in 2014 after four years in coma. He had some solo albums you should check. He was truthfully a genius

[@andresalejandrogerber3114]

es una banda argentina amigo!

[@kittyrodriguezbarani360]

There were over 1 million people in that concert 🤘 one of the BEST bands in Latin American history

[@brendasagredo2657]

CAIFANES please!!!! Aquí no es así. Afuera, La Célula que Explota

[@elpurotizon4536]

Y también “ Amárrate a una escoba y vuela lejos”

[@Alex-966]

La mejor banda de rock en español

[@hugogerez]

The old times when our good friend Frank still didn't know Soda Stereo and Gustavo.

[@ghostsix-five2654]

If you want soda stereo with distortion, i recommend "En remolinos", "Ameba", "toma la ruta" Or "ella uso mi cabeza como un revolver", "disco eterno"

[@gabrieladeltoro8890]

Tuve el placer de verlos en vivo y fue un sueño hecho realidad!

[@patriaalhombro6207]

react to gustavo cerati: PUENTE

[@softcherry8564]

Mexicans and all latin american people love Soda Stereo!!!!

[@WorldChampion22]

"Prófugos" Soda Stereo, his comeback in 2007.

[@landysreborn]

I was just a child in sixth grade of elementary school when our teacher made us copy and try to understand the lyrics of this song and try to decipher what the name Soda Stereo suggests !!! Mi señorita Eloisa !! since then I loved Soda Stereo and Iam talking about 1990.

[@_walterxx22xx_58]

It's an 80s Argentine rock band, that's why it sounds like The Smiths to you.

[@carace246]

The last song of the last concert, soda stereo amazing for ever, Ceratti ... a Big músican (RIP) always in the hearts of the fans