Comfort y Musica Para Volar is the result of Soda Stereo's beloved 1996 MTV Unplugged session. The sessions provided a fascinating overview of the band's discography, offering unique new (un)plugged renditions of their songs. For example, the 1980s hit ""En la Ciudad de la Furia"" which sounds like a complete reinterpretation, stretching to eight minutes and featuring the powerful vocals of Colombian artist Andrea Echeverri. This gives the song a new life and adding something special to the original version. Because of this, the album is much more than just a collection of hits; it really feels like a unique milestone in the band's career and a must hear for all their fans. This version of the album also includes the Vox Dei cover ""Genesis"", which was not included in the original release. Comfort y Musica Para Volar is available as a limited edition of 2000 individually numbered copies on crystal clear vinyl and includes printed inner sleeves.