Alejandro Sanz: MTV Unplugged

MTV Unplugged is Alejandro Sanz's second live album, recorded at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts in Miami. Released by Warner Music in 2001, it follows his earlier work, Básico, from 1994. This concert marks a significant moment in Sanz's career, as he became the first Spanish artist to perform an MTV Unplugged session.

The album features a range of musical styles, with standout moments in tracks like "Cuando nadie me ve" and "Cómo te echo de menos," which feature only piano and strings. In contrast, songs like "Amiga mía" and "Quiero morir en tu veneno" highlight a dramatic transition from strong electric instrumentation to a more permanent acoustic arrangement. This blend showcases Sanz's unique ability to adapt his sound, making this performance a noteworthy entry in his discography.