The reunification of Soda stereo was a mandatory topic for journalists whenever faced with a former member.
So much so, that Zeta Bosio once declared:
"One day I dreamed that I was not going to be asked about a Soda reunion!"

In 2007, ten years after their breakup, the band decided to reunite for a one-time-only tour of Latin America.
On 6 June 2007, the official news came out: Soda Stereo would return to the stage with a sole American tour called Me Veras Volver (You Will See My Return), an emblematic line from "En La Ciudad de la Furia".

In early July, Sony/BMG released a new compilation album titled Me Verás Volver (Hits & +).
The album contained 18 remastered studio recordings and lacked of new material, but it did contain a code to access exclusive web footage such as live versions.
The album reached number one in Argentina and Chile.

On 20 September 2007, exactly 10 years since their last concert, Soda Stereo gave a long-awaited press conference at the Club Museum in Buenos Aires, in a historical building designed at the turn of the century by the famous French architect and structural engineer Gustave Eiffel.
This building had been used, years before, as the location for their music video for "En La Ciudad De La Furia".
They surprised the attendance with a mini concert of two songs, "Sobredosis de TV" and "En La Ciudad de La Furia," played in their original format, performed solely by the trio.
During the press conference, they clarified that after the tour they intended on resuming their individual pursuits.

The tour was scheduled to begin on 19 October at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, and originally only two concerts were scheduled as well as performances in several Latin American countries.
However, from the time the tickets went on sale it became apparent that it wouldn't be enough, and that the band was faced with a huge continent-wide cultural event.
Over 90,000 tickets were sold in only 24 hours.
The band quickly added another show to the schedule, which sold out in 3 days, so 2 more dates were added.

Finally on 19 October 2007, the time came for the triumphant return of Soda Stereo at the River Plate Stadium in Argentina.
A massive banner that contained a large sentence with the name of their songs intertwined was unveiled.

The band was accompanied by one of the main "fourth Soda's" Tweety Gonzalez (keyboards), as well as Leandro Fresco (keyboards, percussion, and backing vocals), and Leo Garcia on guitars and backing vocals.
The concert lasted more than three hours.
Soda played a total of 28 songs.
The show opened with a recording of "Algun Dia" their cover of Queen's "Someday One Day" meanwhile images of the history of Soda Stereo appeared in the background.

The expected number of fans attending the five shows was more than 300,000, making Soda Stereo one of the most watched public events in the history of Argentina.
Soda became the only band to play more than five times in the Estadio Monumental in Argentina in a single tour.
Me Verás Volver featured 22 concerts throughout America including three shows in the US -all but two were sold out[42].

In October 2007 Sony/BMG released Comfort Y Música Para Volar on DVD.
The DVD included all of the songs recorded for the MTV Unplugged session.

On 21 December 2007 the last concert was held at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires.
Three extra songs were played for this show, "Si No Fuera Por," "Terapia de Amor Intensiva," and "Lo Que Sangra (La Cúpula)."
The band was joined by Andrea Álvarez for "Picnic en el 4B", Richard Coleman for "No Existes", Fabián "Zorrito Vön" Quintiero for "Danza Rota" and "Profugos", Carlos Alomar for "Lo Que Sangra (La Cúpula)" and "Terapia de Amor Intensiva," and Gillespie for "Signos" and "Fue."
Cerati returned to use his famous expression "gracias totales," and after playing "De Musica Ligera."
Finally, Cerati played the riff of "Sueles Dejarme Solo" and smashed his guitar.
The reunification of Soda stereo was a mandatory topic for journalists whenever faced with a former member. So much so, that Zeta Bosio once declared:
"One day I dreamed that I was not going to be asked about a Soda reunion!"
In 2007, ten years after their breakup, the band decided to reunite for a one-time-only tour of Latin America. On 6 June 2007, the official news came out: Soda Stereo would return to the stage with a sole American tour called Me Veras Volver (You Will See My Return), an emblematic line from "En La Ciudad de la Furia".
In early July, Sony/BMG released a new compilation album titled Me Verás Volver (Hits & +). The album contained 18 remastered studio recordings and lacked of new material, but it did contain a code to access exclusive web footage such as live versions. The album reached number one in Argentina and Chile.
On 20 September 2007, exactly 10 years since their last concert, Soda Stereo gave a long-awaited press conference at the Club Museum in Buenos Aires, in a historical building designed at the turn of the century by the famous French architect and structural engineer Gustave Eiffel. This building had been used, years before, as the location for their music video for "En La Ciudad De La Furia". They surprised the attendance with a mini concert of two songs, "Sobredosis de TV" and "En La Ciudad de La Furia," played in their original format, performed solely by the trio. During the press conference, they clarified that after the tour they intended on resuming their individual pursuits.
The tour was scheduled to begin on 19 October at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires, and originally only two concerts were scheduled as well as performances in several Latin American countries. However, from the time the tickets went on sale it became apparent that it wouldn't be enough, and that the band was faced with a huge continent-wide cultural event. Over 90,000 tickets were sold in only 24 hours. The band quickly added another show to the schedule, which sold out in 3 days, so 2 more dates were added.
Finally on 19 October 2007, the time came for the triumphant return of Soda Stereo at the River Plate Stadium in Argentina. A massive banner that contained a large sentence with the name of their songs intertwined was unveiled.
The band was accompanied by one of the main "fourth Soda's" Tweety Gonzalez (keyboards), as well as Leandro Fresco (keyboards, percussion, and backing vocals), and Leo Garcia on guitars and backing vocals. The concert lasted more than three hours. Soda played a total of 28 songs. The show opened with a recording of "Algun Dia" their cover of Queen's "Someday One Day" meanwhile images of the history of Soda Stereo appeared in the background.
The expected number of fans attending the five shows was more than 300,000, making Soda Stereo one of the most watched public events in the history of Argentina. Soda became the only band to play more than five times in the Estadio Monumental in Argentina in a single tour. Me Verás Volver featured 22 concerts throughout America including three shows in the US -all but two were sold out[42].
In October 2007 Sony/BMG released Comfort Y Música Para Volar on DVD. The DVD included all of the songs recorded for the MTV Unplugged session.
On 21 December 2007 the last concert was held at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires. Three extra songs were played for this show, "Si No Fuera Por," "Terapia de Amor Intensiva," and "Lo Que Sangra (La Cúpula)." The band was joined by Andrea Álvarez for "Picnic en el 4B", Richard Coleman for "No Existes", Fabián "Zorrito Vön" Quintiero for "Danza Rota" and "Profugos", Carlos Alomar for "Lo Que Sangra (La Cúpula)" and "Terapia de Amor Intensiva," and Gillespie for "Signos" and "Fue." Cerati returned to use his famous expression "gracias totales," and after playing "De Musica Ligera." Finally, Cerati played the riff of "Sueles Dejarme Solo" and smashed his guitar.
Soda Stereo