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Soda Stereo: The Last Concert (2005)
The last concert of Soda Stereo is the first work published by the group in DVD. This is a final concert by Soda Stereo on September 20, 1997 at River Plate Stadium in Argentina. In the same year, the group visited Mexico, Venezuela, Chile and finally, River Plate Stadium in Argentina.
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The last concert of Soda Stereo is the first work published by the group in DVD. This is a final concert by Soda Stereo on September 20, 1997 at River Plate Stadium in Argentina. In the same year, the group visited Mexico, Venezuela, Chile and finally, River Plate Stadium in Argentina.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:12/20/2005
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Sony Music Entertainment
Cast
Alfredo Lois
Director
Gustavo Cerati
Self - Vocals, Guitar
Zeta Bosio
Self - Bass, Vocals
Charly Alberti
Self - Drums, Percussion
Andrea Alvarez
Self - Percussion
Richard Coleman
Self - Guitars
Tweety Gonzalez
Self - Guest Musician
Axel Krygier
Self - Guest Musician
Alejandro Terán
Self - Guest Musician
Daniel Sais
Self - Keyboards
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