De La Ciudad De Buenos Aires. By mid July 1998, they started recording their next album at their own studio, Robledo Sound Machine. They travelled again to Caracas, but this time to the 50th anniversary celebration of the Universal Human Rights Declaration (at La Carlota Airport), organised by Amnesty International. On 27 November 1998, they released Mystic Love. In November they started the fifth Mystic Love Tour including the cities of New Jersey, Queens, Manhattan and Montreal. At the beginning of 2000, Los Pericos gave a show at River Plate Stadium celebrating the new millennium. Los Pericos mixed a live album, a tribute to the 1,008 shows performed up to that time, called 1000 Vivos. During 2001 they continued with their shows across the continent and were invited to close the 2001 Vive Latino edition. In 2004, Juanchi Baleiron switched from lead guitar to vocals. In August 2005 the band released 7 with performances across Latin America. In 2006 the band went on one of its most important tours, performing in México, Uruguay, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, United States, Venezuela, Canadá, Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, El Salvador and Perú; more than 140 concerts in a year. In April 2007, they returned to Mexico for the Reggae Music Fest featuring Pato Banton in their set. During May they closed the International Festival of Veracruz. Los Pericos is currently working on new material. Discography El Ritual De La Banana (1988) King Kong (1988) Maxi Anfitreu (1989) Rab A Dab Stail (1990) 1992 (1992) Big Yuyo (1992) Los Maxis (1994) Pampas Reggae (1994) Yerbabuena (1996) Mystic Love (1998) 1000 Vivos (2000) El Ritual De Los Pericos (2001) Desde Cero (2002) 7 (2005) Pura Vida (2008) Pericos & Friends (2010) Soundamerica (2016) References Argentine reggae musical groups Argentine musical groups