Sobredosis De Soda En Los Angeles

Formed in the year 2005, Overdose of Soda was born in Buenos Aires as a tribute and a celebration to the music of Soda Stereo. The band, over the years, has developed a visual and sound reproduction that faithfully represents the image that Soda Stereo has marked throughout its career.

A commemorative show with a modern staging: a journey through time that recreates the songs that marked several generations. An invitation to get emotional and sing together recalling the most important group in the history of Latin American rock.

"The group's proposal is that the show is a celebration and a (nostalgic) memory, to create an intimate atmosphere: we are three Soda fan musicians paying tribute to their idols. We do not seek to replace anyone, or to take their place."
Mariano Albergoli, (Overdose of Soda)

Prominent figures from rock accompanied Overdose throughout these years as guests: Marcelo Moura and Daniel Sbarra (Virus), Leo Garcia (Soda Stereo, Avant Press), Fabián Von Quintiero (Soda Stereo, Charly Garcia, Ratones Paranoicos), Javier Herrlein (Catupecu Machu), Gonzalo Aloras (Fito Paez), Fernando Scarcella (Rata Blanca).

"They are perfect. Musically, what they do added to the costumes, the look and Mariano's voice and his guitar execution… the great role that Overdose does, with incredible respect, is to allow a lot of generations that could not see soda… to see soda"
Marcelo Moura (Virus)

The band has toured Latin America and Europe, bringing their shows to different cities in Argentina, Mexico, Honduras, Ecuador, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Uruguay, Peru, Colombia, Dominican Republic and Spain; where they were received with excellent response and approval by the public.

"What I see from people, is a reaction first of extreme joy, of smile, of much nostalgia, much joy, much sadness, much anguish for Gustavo… there is like a festival of sensations."
Javier Herrlein (Ex Catupecu Machu).

Members:

– Mariano Albergoli (Voice and Guitar)
– Ezequiel Perez Casas (Drums)
– Julio Cesar Di Liscia (Bass and Choir)