Soda Stereo to release new song 40 years after debut album

The news is surprising. And the joy. Soda Stereo to release new song to celebrate four decades since the release of their first album.

Yes, on August 27th, the exact day the album that bore the band’s name was released, Charly Alberti and Zeta Bosio will release a song recorded with Gustavo Cerati. How are you?

It is true that since Cerati’s death, the other members of the group have been nourishing the hearts of their fans with different projects, such as their participation in the Cirque Du Soleil show.

But this announcement surpasses anything they’ve done so far. Although the name of the song is not known, Charly and Zeta have spoken about the lyrics.

“The lyrics are about a child looking at the sky… They’re very young and very naive lyrics. But hey, it’s the first thing we did,” the drummer said.who found the song on a cassette that also included a longer version, with different lyrics, of “Por Qué No Podemos Ser del Jet Set?”, the song that opens Soda’s first album.

He added: “The audio is pretty good. The most we’re going to do is a bit of mastering, but the idea is not to do another mix or split the tracks, because I think that would lose the essence of what it is. That means it’s important that “people understand how we started, what the band was like at that time, obviously adapting it to a more current sound, but not much more.”