The album was eventually released in 2003 by Koala Records.
The album took a long time to produce and recording wasn’t completed until the end of 2002.
In August 2001 the band played another live gig for an audience of 1,000 in the nightclub “Black” with new material for their eighth album titled “Primavera Digital” [Digital Spring].
In October they played the Teatro de Verano, recording the session for their third live album called “Traidores en vivo y en directo” which was independently produced.
In July 2000 Los Traidores announced another comeback with new material. The founders Nattero and Casanova joined up again with Daniel Jacques and added Fernando Alfaro on drums.
In June 1998 Pablo Dana rejoined the band to play bass guitar after a ten-year absence. The band had regained its core three members from its first three albums and added Roberto Rodino on drums.
For the rest of 1998 the band played its acoustic show in more intimate venues in Montevideo and other Uruguayan cities. They also played several electric concerts, including one sold-out show in the Teatro de Verano with the band Divididos .
The group got back together in 1998 to play at the International Rock Festival in Montevideo in front of an audience of 6,000 people. Also playing the festival were the groups Illya Kuryaki , Ratones Paranóicos , Man Ray , Pappo , Attaque 77 , El Peyote Asesino and 2…
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Los Traidores played four sold-out shows in the Teatro El Galpón during July and August 1998 to a total of 2,400 spectators. From these gigs the band put together a live acoustic album called “En la Profunda Noche” [In the Deep Night].
In 1996 Victor Nattero moved to Buenos Aires and the band split up again.