All of the songs were written by the three members of the band, some other artists, but most of the songs were written by Gustavo Cerati.įour of their albums have been included in the list of the 250 “Best of all time rock Latin American or Latino”: Signos (3rd album, 1986), Canción Animal (5th album, 1990), Sueño Stereo (7th album, 1995), Comfort y Música Para Volar (a part-live and part-studio album with old tracks, 1996). That’s why in 2002, Soda Stereo was awarded the Legend Prize by MTV Latin America,the first prize to be awarded of it’s kind. Many of their albums were a success and the songs in the albums were great hits. In 2020, Bosio and Alberti embarked on a reunion tour under the Soda Stereo moniker across North and South America, titled Gracias Totales, it features several guest singers, among them Cerati's son Benito,Richard Coleman, Mon Laferte, Juanes, and others.Soda Stereo sold millions of albums in all Latin America and the Untied States. In 2014, Cerati died of cardiac arrest after four years in a stroke-induced coma, signalling the official end for the band as a trio.

Music videos for 'En la ciudad de la furia' and 'Ella usó mi cabeza como un revólver' were also finalists and winner, respectively, at the first MTV Latin American Music Awards.Īfter the band's separation, all three of its members found separate endeavours – Gustavo Cerati continued a successful solo career after the band's split, releasing five studio albums (most of which achieved Platinum and Gold status in Argentina), while Zeta Bosio worked for a time as bassist for several underground groups and is now touring as a DJ Charly Alberti has also found moderate success, both with the foundation of his CybeRelations company, and his family band MOLE. In 2011, Argentinian newspaper La Nación issued a list with the best music videos in Argentinian rock, awarding 'En la ciudad de la furia' first prize. In 2007, the argentinian website issued a list with the best 100 songs in Argentinian rock history, including 'De música ligera' (no. In 2002, Rolling Stone Argentina magazine together with MTV issued a list featuring the best 100 songs in Argentinian rock, including 'De música ligera' (no. 178), 'Ella usó mi cabeza como un revólver' (no.

In 2006, the American magazine Al Borde listed the best 500 Iberoamerican rock songs, in which they included ' De música ligera' (no.1, considered as the best song in the history of Iberoamerican rock), 'Persiana americana' (no. In 2002, they received the first MTV Legend Award for their musical career. In 1995, the band won the Merit Diploma at the Konex Awards for their outstanding career in Argentinian music during the decade and the Platinum Konex Award for Best Argentinian Rock Band of the Decade. The band has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide. Soda Stereo is the best-selling band in the history of Argentina, setting landmarks in record sales and concert attendances.

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