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Since its premiere in 1989 MTV Unplugged has become a legacy for MTV and its sister channels MTV Tr3s, MTV Latin America and MTV Spain. This stripped-down live music show is a rare opportunity to see chart-topping, hugely popular Latin music acts perform in an intimate setting. From its venue and set design, to its eclectic set list and unique pool of artist cameos, MTV Unplugged is a diverse music experience like no other. MTV Unplugged offers a comprehensive look at an artist's catalogue, serving up the biggest hits an artist has to offer while also tapping into brilliant B-sides and eclectic collaborations.

MTV Latin America's MTV Unplugged concert series has won accolades for several of its nineteen productions. Ricky Martin's MTV Unplugged was awarded two Latin Grammys in 2007, one for "Male Pop Vocal Album" and another for "Best Long Form Music Video." In 2002 the Alejandro Sanz MTV Unplugged won three Latin Grammys: "Album of the Year," "Record of the Year" and "Song of the Year." Mexican rockers Man á were awarded a Latin Grammy for "Best Pop Group or Duo" as a result of their 2000 MTV Unplugged. In 2002, Colombian singer Shakira won a Grammy and two Latin Grammys for her MTV Unplugged album and most recently, Diego Torres received a "Best Latin Pop Album" Grammy nomination for his 2004 MTV Unplugged compilation.

MTV Latin America, MTV Spain and MTV Tr3s highly anticipate their mutual premiere of MTV Unplugged with Julieta Venegas, a one-hour special that showcases the Tijuana native as she performs huge hits like "Limón y Sal," "Eres Para Mí," and "Me Voy" before a small audience. Drawing on the "Unplugged" experimental vibe, Julieta brought a unique take on classic songs like "Lento" and "De Mis Pasos" during her show, introducing guest artists and having her band experiment with instruments like the tuba, clarinet, xylophone and a string quartet. Joining Julieta onstage during this special event are Oscar winner Gustavo Santaolalla, Brazilian singer Marisa Monte and Spanish rapper La Mala Rodríguez. In addition to her classic catalogue, Julieta introduced fans to four new songs during the show: "El Presente," "Algún Día," "Mira La Vida" and "Ilusión."