Grammy-winning alternative
Latin rock threesome
La Ley made its first live album in Miami after more than a decade touring Latin America.
MTV Unplugged mostly gathers the band's 1990s hits, leaving behind its late-'80s
pop/rock style. Recorded at
Miami Broadcast Center, Chilean
La Ley was joined by bassist
Archie Frugone, keyboardist
Pete Wallace, and guitarist
Toshi Yanagi, among other talented musicians, allowing singer
Beto Cuevas, drummer
Mauricio Claveria, and guitarist
Pedro Frugone to deliver a high-quality
acoustic performance, playing for the first time a
bolero/
pop called
"Mentira," crossover hits
"Krazyworld" and
"The Corridor"; classic
"Prisioneros de la Piel" and
"El Duelo," performed along with Mexican singer
Ely Guerra. ~ Drago Bonacich
