In March 2015, a documentary movie about the band “Mas de un Millon” was selected to be premiered mid-April at the Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Cinema .
In 2014, the present day line-up released a new album Nuevas Versiones , with some reworking songs of the band.
In 2012, the band release the first acoustic live album Acustico Teatro Opera Bs As , with special guests.
Los Violadores disbanded in May 2011, with the split announced by frontman Pil Trafa. In 2015, Pil Trafa announced the reunion of the band once again, this time with the classic line-up, including Stuka, Gramatika, and “Polaco” Zelazek, recording the double live CD Luna Punk: Rompan todo .
Pertusi recently formed a new group called “Jauría” in 2010, with Esteban ’22’ Serniotti on guitar and vocals, Mauro Ambesi on bass and Ray Fajardo (ex-El Otro Yo) on drums.
In early 2009, Ciro Pertusi left the group for personal reasons, leaving only Martinez, De Cecco and Scaglione as current members.
In 2009 came the album Estallar devised largely by Mariano Martinez, with relative commercial success.
That same year, Attaque 77 performed a gig at the Luna Park Stadium with Adrián Vera as guest.
On 21 December 2007 the last concert was held at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires. Three extra songs were played for this show, “Si No Fuera Por”, “Terapia de Amor Intensiva”, and “Lo Que Sangra (La Cúpula)”. The band was joined by Andrea Álvarez for “Picnic en el…
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Finally on 19 October 2007, the time came for the triumphant return of Soda Stereo at the River Plate Stadium in Argentina. A massive banner that contained a large sentence with the name of their songs intertwined was unveiled.