a success despite the fact that Korben broke his right elbow two days before the festival and had to play only with his left hand. On May 2015, after 5 years of recording Depeche Mode covers, DMK released their first original composition entitled "Pale Blue Dot," a homage to the famous photograph taken by the Voyager 1 space probe and, incidentally, to Carl Sagan's thoughts about it expressed on his book by the same name. They also announced that the kids would move with their mother to Miami, Florida, but that this separation would not break up the band. In 2016 DMK were invited to perform at the Tauron Nowa Muzyka festival in Katowice, Poland, gathering one of the largest and most enthusiastic audiences in their career. On March 20, 2017, they were chosen to take over Depeche Mode's Facebook page as part of the Takeover campaign, becoming one of Martin Gore's favorite entries, who publicly expressed it in a video posted on Depeche Mode’s Facebook page. DMK released on YouTube their first 360° video, recorded in their Bogotá home, for the 1982 classic “The Meaning of Love” on October, 2017, followed by a similarly-recorded video for Personal Jesus on early 2018. On March 16, 2018, two of the band members, Dicken and Korben, were finally able to meet Depeche Mode at a meet-and-greet in Bogotá during their Global Spirit Tour. Spirits in the Forest (2018-2020) On November 21, 2019, Spirits in the Forest was released in theaters worldwide, featuring the stories of six life-long Depeche Mode fans, including Dicken Schrader and DMK. Sources vary on the total gross of the movie's one-night release, with one claiming about US $2.5m while another claims US $4.5m. It reached Number 3 on the box office charts in Mexico and Number 2 in both Germany and the UK. Permanent hiatus and compilation album (2021-2022) On February 26, 2022, DMK released their last video, "Enjoy The Silence'22" and announced their decision of going into "permanent hiatus" through an online Zoom event hosted by the Depeche Mode Global Fan Club, and on December of the same year they released their only album, "Songs of Tiny Devotion: A Family Tribute to Depeche Mode 2010-2022," compiling all of the covers they created during the past 12 years plus an original song. The album was released on all major music streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon