This CD established Soda Stereo as one of the most artistically mature musical groups on the planet. In a different musical style than their previous releases, the music and words continued to be truly thought-provoking and intellectual, taking the listener back through 3 decades of rock and pop music in classic Soda style with such welcomed variety compared to the monotony of streamlined product generally dominating the musical markets. The utilization of 70s rock textures (sampled or not) was pioneering for 1995 (year of release), and the production was built with exquisite layers of sound, never overbearing, with excellent use of space (Alberti's percussion style helped this aspect). Cerati, one of the best rock guitarists of all time, works his magic as usual, not only melodically, but lyrically. Sueno Stereo shows again why Cerati is a true poet and awesome singer who writes amazing, intelligent and challenging lyrics sung with beauty. The whole production of this CD is superior. Unfortunately, the group would not make another studio album before disolving.

He seguido la carrera de soda desde sus inicios y si bien es cierto que cada disco que sacaban era mejor que el anterior con sueño stereo se consagraron. Si nunca has escuchado a Soda, te aseguro que este disco te hará querer saber mas sobre su musica. Todas las canciones son buenas, lo sonidos electronicos se combinan de manera excelente con la guitarra de cerati el bajo de zeta bosio y la percusion de alberti para formar una fusion que te hara darte cuenta porque Soda Stereo es la mejor banda de Rock en Español de todos los tiempos.

I had heard that Soda Stereo lead-man Gustavo Cerati said he never wanted to do English-language songs. Why? Perhaps it's because his lyrics would lose their pure, untainted splendor. Good for him. If you understand Spanish and love pop-rock/alternative, seek out this offering by the Argentine trio. From the rocking "Ella Usó Mi Cabeza Como un Revolver" ("She Used My Head Like a Revolver"), "Paseando Por Roma" ("Cruising Around Rome"), and "Angel Eléctrico" ("Electric Angel") to the sultry melodies of "Efecto Doppler" ("Doppler Effect") and "Crema de Estrellas" ("Cream of the Stars"), Cerati's musical talents surpass physics as practiced by Einstein.

Once again this band has outdone itself. They broke up in 1997, but decided to leave us with this great album, Sueno Stereo. I always said that Soda Stereo was ahead of its time, and this album is evidence of that. Even 10 years after this recording, this album still sounds like it may been recorded yesterday because it sounds so fresh and modern, unlike anything you've heard before. I highly recommend everyone, whether you're a Soda fan or not, to purchase this album. You will not regret it.

Sueño Stereo es un fenomeno. El sonido es realmente un milagro de la acustica. La musica se puede ver, sentir por la sangre. Los violines al final de Efecto Dopler huelen realmente a madera endurecida por el tiempo. Las burbujas de Pasos se sienten recorriendo por la piel. Sueño Stereo es la realizacion de la utopia musical de crear un Disco Eterno.