a successful single, "O Vento", by guitarist Rodrigo Amarante. It was followed by "Condicional" and "Morena" (the videos for both songs were shot at the same time, with the band playing live, in a room). In 2006 the band toured Portugal with The Strokes for the second time and Spain with Portuguese band Toranja. Recess and hiatus (2007–) On April 23, 2007, after ten years of uninterrupted career work, the band announced a recess for an undetermined time span (hiatus). The note on the official website affirmed that there were no quarrels whatsoever among the band members, the reason for the recess simply being each one's need of time to dedicate to other personal activities. On the same note the band also announced its three final performances on June 7, 8 and 9th, in Rio de Janeiro. The two vocalists of the band released, in 2008, their first personal projects, during the hiatus of the band. Camelo released his brand new album, called Sou, and later another one, called "Toque Dela" (2011), while Amarante joined Fabrizio Moretti, drummer of The Strokes, and Binki Shapiro to form the band Little Joy. He also played with the supergroup Orquestra Imperial. In 2013, he released his first solo work, Cavalo (album). Rodrigo Barba went to play drums in the bands Jason and Canastra. In 2009, Los Hermanos played at "Just a Fest" festival at São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, along with Kraftwerk and Radiohead. But, according to Bruno Medina, these two concerts didn't mean the band would record an album soon. In 2010 they played in the SWU Music & Arts Festival and four additional gigs, but without hints of a future reunion or a new album. To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the band, in 2012 they toured 13 cities around Brazil. In December 2014, it was announced that the band would be headlining three concerts at Marina da Glória during the official celebrations of the 450th anniversary of the band's hometown, Rio de Janeiro, in 2015. After the announcement of these concerts, more than 27.000 fans asked via the crowdfunding website Queremos! for a tour around other cities in Brazil, that was soon announced, including 8 more cities. A fourth date at Marina da Glória was announced due to high tickets demand. In 2015, Marcelo Camelo and his wife, the singer/songwriter Mallu Magalhães, had their first child. They live now