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Comfort Y Musica Para Volar: Unplugged,Soda Stereo

- Comfort Y Musica Para Volar: Unplugged
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Soda Stereo
Released 1996

Entre Canibales
04:54
6,639 plays

Un Misil En Mi Placard
04:34
5,932 plays

Te Para 3
04:07
5,888 plays

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songs

- 1
- En La Ciudad De La Furia
- 08:42
- 12,924 plays

- 2
- Un Misil En Mi Placard
- 04:34
- 5,932 plays

- 3
- Pasos
- 02:43
- 3,457 plays

- 4
- Entre Canibales
- 04:54
- 6,639 plays

- 5
- Te Para 3
- 04:07
- 5,888 plays

- 6
- Angel Electrico
- 04:45
- 4,080 plays

- 7
- Ella Uso Mi Cabeza Como Un Revolves
- 06:04
- 4,103 plays

- 8
- Sonoman (Banda De Sonido)
- 03:25
- 3,035 plays

- 9
- Planeados
- 04:36
- 2,906 plays

- 10
- Coral
- 03:47
- 2,778 plays

- 11
- Superstar
- 04:08
- 2,566 plays

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album review

This is not a typical MTV unplugged album: first, because not all the songs were acoustically worked; and second, it contains just seven songs from the taped show -- the rest of the album contains four tracks that are actually Sueño Stereo outtakes. Probably this is the most interesting stuff. "Planeador" is one of the most beautiful songs ever written by the band, while the instrumental "Sonoman" adds some vitamins to the extremely quiet output of the previous year. From the old stuff, the best reworked versions are "En la Ciudad de la Furia" (a duet with Andrea Echeverri from Aterciopelados) and "A Misil en Mi Placard." It's a pity that the Vox Dei cover "Génesis," which was originally aired, was not included in this CD. Although not essential, it's worthwhile listening. ~ Iván Adaime, All Music Guide