The popularity achieved by "La Espada y La Pared", was an important motivation for the MTV network, who invited Los Tres to perform an Unplugged session in Miami. This was recorded on 14 September 1995, with the participation of the Chilean musicians and friends of the band Toño Restucci and Cuti Aste. The performance was just a few months after the death of Roberto Parra, an important Chilean folk musician and an inspiration for Álvaro and the band in general. Therefore, the guys decided to dedicate the Unplugged session to "el tío Roberto" memories, and played two "cuecas choras", "El Arrepentido" and "La Vida que yo He Pasado", and the popular foxtrot "¿Quién es la que viene allí?" "composed" by him but actually a mock of the American popular song Yes Sir, That's My Baby music by Walter Donaldson and original lyrics by Gus Kahn and sung by Lee Morse in 1925. This was that the first time a Chilean band recorded an "Unplugged" with MTV.