Artist page · 04/07/2026
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12 vinyl releases including 80s-90s classics; original pressings from CBS and Sony command high demand.
Soda Stereo emerged from Buenos Aires as a key figure in Latin American rock music, combining alternative rock, post-punk, and psychedelic influences. Their catalog showcases 12 vinyl releases spanning studio albums and live recordings, many available in audiophile formats like crystal clear vinyl. Their enduring appeal is reflected in over half a million monthly listeners and millions of plays, with top tracks including 'De Música Ligera' and 'Persiana Americana'.
The band's major labels include CBS, Columbia, and Sony Music, with multiple remastered and original LP pressings from countries including Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Sony BMG Music Entertainment · 2008
Sony BMG Music Entertainment · 2008
BMG · 1997
BMG Argentina · 1997
BMG Argentina · 1996
Ariola · 1995
Columbia · 1992
CBS · 1990
Columbia · 1988
Columbia · 1987
Discos CBS · 1986
Discos CBS · 1985
Discos CBS · 1984Playlist
The tracks that sum up Soda Stereo's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
A defining 1990 album featuring staples like 'De Música Ligera' and 'Un Millon De Años Luz'. Collectors seek original CBS stereo pressings from Argentina and Costa Rica.
Known for its blend of pop rock and shoegaze, this 1995 release has multiple vinyl editions including a costly original Ariola pressing from Colombia.
The last studio album before their 1997 live recordings, issued on a limited edition LP especially in Mexico and Argentina under BMG U.S. Latin label.
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Face B
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
Our fusion of rock and Latin rhythms gave a new voice to Spanish-language music.— Gustavo Cerati
The original CBS pressings of the 1990 album 'Cancion Animal' from Argentina and Costa Rica are highly sought after for their stereo sound quality and authentic label design.
In 2015, a limited edition LP of the 1996 album 'Comfort Y Música Para Volar' was released in Mexico by BMG U.S. Latin, considered an unofficial release valuable to collectors.
The original 1995 Ariola LP pressing of 'Sueño Stereo' in Colombia is one of the most expensive and prized editions, with prices reaching up to €957 on vinyl marketplaces.
The live 1987 album 'Ruido Blanco - En Vivo' is available on crystal clear vinyl, offering collectors a high-quality version of this classic live performance.
Licensed t-shirts, hoodies and accessories, sold by EMP.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Soda Stereo's music blends rock, new wave, pop rock, and Latin influences, spanning alternative and psychedelic rock styles from the 1980s and 1990s.
Their catalog includes 12 vinyl releases, ranging from early studio albums to live recordings and remastered editions.
Yes, the 1990 'Cancion Animal' CBS pressing from Argentina is a key collector's item due to its sound quality and label authenticity.
Albums like 'Cancion Animal', 'Sueño Stereo', and 'Comfort Y Música Para Volar' have several desirable pressings with audiophile editions available.
'De Música Ligera' is one of Soda Stereo's most popular tracks, featured on several vinyl albums often remastered for better sound quality.
Yes, editions from Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, and Costa Rica exist, some of which are limited editions or unofficial releases.
Remastered vinyl editions are frequently available, including on albums like 'Sueño Stereo' released in Argentina in 2015.
The 1987 live album 'Ruido Blanco - En Vivo' is available on crystal clear vinyl and remains popular among fans and collectors.
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