sang on a cover version of "Yes Sir I Can Boogie" by the London indie rock band Sala & The Strange Sound. In 2016 Mateos Baccara collab with Fundacion Tony Manera with a cover song of "Dame un Poco de Tu Amor" by "Juan Carlos Calderón" In 2020 Mateos's Baccara version announced a tour, but because of pandemic happened it got delayed and until today no confirmed dates when are they gonna tour again On September 11, 2021, Mateos original partner "Mendiola" died and post in her personal Facebook and in their page of Baccara Oficial <ref "María Mendiola my original partner in Baccara has passed away, May she rest in peace" So many articles, newspapers and even in social media put a picture of Mateos on Death news of Mendiola and some people thought she's the one who died, and in Mateos personal Facebook account post "I strongly request that the painful death of María Mendiola, be very clear on social media. Many people i know and family have thought it was me" Maria Mendiola's Baccara (1985–2021) Initially called New Baccara to distinguish it from Mayte Mateos' re-formed Baccara, Mendiola teamed up with vocalist Marisa Pérez and in 1987 reached the top five in Spain and top 40 in Germany with the single "Call Me Up", written by Ian Cussick. 1988 saw the duo release a series of Euro-influenced Hi-NRG dance tracks on the Bellaphon recording label. "Call Me Up", "Fantasy Boy" and "Touch Me" were produced by Luis Rodríguez, and were big club hits across Europe. A version of Bette Midler's "Wind Beneath My Wings", released on the Loading Bay label in the late 1990s, was also a hit in UK clubs. Towards the end of the decade New Baccara was renamed back to Baccara, and releases continued, although the group did not chart as their output was directed towards the club scene with singles pressed in strictly limited quantities. Mendiola and Pérez were stars of the UK 2000 tour and appeared at Wembley, London with various other music groups. In 2004, they appeared on British reality show Hit Me Baby One More Time. In August 2005, Mendiola and Pérez were honoured with a memorial on Vienna's "Musical Mile", along its Hollywood-style "Walk of the Stars". In late 2008 Marisa Pérez was diagnosed with acute polyarthritis. It was agreed that until she recovered, her place at Baccara live