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History and Members
Soda Stereo was a rock power trio formed in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1982. Consisting of guitarist and vocalist Gustavo Cerati, bassist Zeta Bosio and drummer Charly Alberti.Records and anchiaments
The First Spanish rock group to headline a show in the United States
In Chile Soda Stereo broke the record for most concert attendees during their Me Verás Volver Tour in2007, when they sold out the 47,000 capacity Estadio Nacional de Chile surpassing the record held by Los Prisioneros.
The first Latin American band in transmit a live concert over the Internet. For theArgentinean radio program "Cuál Es?" of Rock & Pop radio, (1996).
Soda Stereo holds the record for fastest selling out of the 74,000 capacity River Plate Stadium. Soda Stereo sold out two showsin one day. They broke Robbie Williams’ record of selling out one show at River Plate in 5 days.
Legacy
In Argentina, a country with a long tradition of Rock music, which is called "rock Nacional"(national rock) and with a strong national identity, Soda Stereo signified the beginning of the internationalization of rock, that incorporated local musicians in a great rock and roll movement. Thismovement has forced local analysts to ask the question, "Does it make sense to keep talking about national rock?”. In many parts of Latin America, like Colombia, “Soda Stereo expressed the musicalityand poise of a new generation, who sought to differentiate themselves from those who were in their thirties who listened to Dominican merengue, to begin to listen to and to sing Spanish rock”. InChile, Soda not only marked a whole generation with their look, their lyrics, and their music but with an intense emotional relationship established by between the band and its fans, which was a decisivefactor for the "de-nationalization" of the group. Not only for young people of a particular country, but as a uniform social group who shared a common languages and problems, something that rock and...