Soda Stereo

Best Latin Rock band Ever

Studio Albums

SODA STEREO

¿Por qué no puedo ser del jet-set? 

Sobredosis de T.V. 

Te hacen falta vitaminas 

Trátamente suavemente 

Dietético 

Tele-ka 

Ni un segundo 

Un misil en mi placard 

El tiempo es dinero 

Afrodisiacos 

Mi novia tiene biceps

NADA PERSONAL

Nada personal

Si no fuera por...

Cuando pase el temblor

Danza rota

El cuerpo del delito

Juego de seducción

Estoy azulado

Observándonos (satélites)

Imágenes retro

Ecos

SIGNOS

Sin Sobresaltos

 El rito

Prófugos

No existes

Persiana americana

En Camino

Signos

Final caja negra

DOBLE VIDA

Picnic en el 4º B

En la ciudad de la furia

Lo que sangra (la cúpula)

 (En) el borde / Languis

Día común-Doble vida

Corazón delator

El ritmo de tus ojos

Terapia de amor intensiva

CANCION ANIMAL

(En) el séptimo día

 Un millón de años luz

Canción Animal

1990

Sueles dejarme solo

de Música ligera

Hombre al agua

Entre caníbales

Té para tres

Cae el sol

DYNAMO

Secuencia inicial

Toma la ruta

En remolinos

Primavera 0

Camaleón

Luna roja

Sweet sahumerio

Ameba

Nuestra fé

Claroscuro

Fue

Texturas

SUEÑO STEREO

Ella usó mi cabeza como un revolver

Disco eterno  

Zoom

Ojo de la tormenta

Efecto Doppler

Paseando por Roma

Pasos

Angel eléctrico

Crema de estrellas

Planta

X-Playó

Moirè

Influences

The main influence that Soda Stereo received during their career was of British rock. Among the most influential artists for the band sound are The Beatles and solo careers of George Harrison, Paul McCartney and John Lennon; The Police, The Cure, Television, Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, David Bowie, Virus, XTC, The Specials, Squeeze, Pink Floyd, Luis Alberto Spinetta, Queen (in 1997 band recorded tribute song "Algún día"), My Bloody Valentine and Cocteau Twins.

Records and achievements

• The First Latin American artist to use the compact disc format (CD) in the album Signos.[55]
• The First Latin American group to have a TV broadcast with stereo sound during the presentation of their album Dynamo in the program "Fax en Concierto", in 1992.[citation needed]
• The first Spanish-language band to play in the United States as the main event.[55]
• The first Spanish-language band to tour Latin America. Formerly the Spanish rock groups rarely left their home country and if they did not obtain much success. Soda Stereo was the first group to exploit the idea of expansion across the region.
• The First Ibero-American band to include an interactive track in an album, in this case with his MTV Unplugged album, Comfort y Música Para Volar, in 1996.
• In his tour "Me Verás Volver 2007" reached record for perform six concerts in the Estadio Monumental de River Plate on the same tour, beating the previous mark of five concerts of The Rolling Stones.[citation needed]
• Before the tour Me Verás Volver, Robbie Williams held the record for most tickets sold in less time in Argentina (River Plate stadium sold out in five days), but the record was broken by Soda Stereo in 2007 to sell two concerts in the River Plate Stadium in less than a day.
• In Chile is the band that with more people have filled the Estadio Nacional de Chile, surpassing to Los Prisioneros, who held the record with two presentations in 2001.[56]
• Greater attendance at a pay concert in Venezuela. more than 55,000 fans gather at the Hippodrome de la Rinconada in Caracas in 2007, during the tour Me Verás Volver.[citation needed]
• Greater attendance at a pay concert in Colombia. 52,000 people gather Simón Bolívar Park Bogotá, in 2007, during the tour Me Verás Volver.[56]
• Greater attendance at a pay concert at the National Stadium, Panama, with 22,000 spectators, the November 27, 2007.[56]
• Greater attendance at a concert at Estadio Chateau Carreras Córdoba, with 48,000 spectators, the December 15, 2007. With this fact the band snatched los Redondos the record he had gotten years ago at the Córdoba stadium.