Overview
- Daffunchio said he never liked Soda Stereo, calling the band “too ‘careta’” and describing their work as unappealing to him.
- He praised Gustavo Cerati’s solo career as more interesting, separating it from the image he associates with the trio.
- Speaking with Walter Queijeiro, he argued Soda’s main achievement was commercial rather than artistic, naming Virus and Los Enanitos Verdes alongside them in opening Latin America to rock en español.
- He contrasted aesthetics and themes by citing Sumo’s “La rubia tarada” against Soda’s “Nada personal,” presenting them as different worlds.
- Clips of the interview circulated widely on social media, rekindling debate over Soda Stereo’s legacy with no immediate formal response reported from the band’s camp.