To commemorate 20 years of musical career, Alejandra Guzmán decided to record a live album at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City.

Guzmán asked Jay de la Cueva to produce the album and include his band Moderatto in the show.

[4] About the recording, Guzmán said that the main reason is to have a more produced show to perform songs of the bad and good things that have happened to her, "it's been many years, we want to make them [the public] happy.

[8][9] Ten songs previously recorded by the singer are included: "Llama Por Favor", "Un Grito en la Noche" and the title track from her album Eternamente Bella of 1990.

[14] "Verano Peligroso" is the theme song of a film starred by Guzmán in 1991, and was first included on her compilation album Lo Más Prendido.

"[18] A long form music video was recorded and included on the standard Mexican edition of the album as an accompanying DVD.

This music video opened in several movie theaters in the United States and Mexico, and tickets were available for free to her fans on her official website.