the city of Cordoba, La Renga gave its first concert since the accident to over 25,000 people. The invitation to this concert was the image onto film which was a wrist with a metal plate and nails. La Renga for all this after having played a recital at the Autodromo de Bs As had a gig at a campsite called "Actur" San Pedro 13 December. In 2009 the band celebrated 20 years of history. The event was commemorated on 24 January 2009 a festival at Santa Maria de Punilla, called "The Invisible Footprint (La Huella Invisible)", where La Renga performed with bands and artists like El Tri (México), Koma (Spain), Lovorne, MAD, Los Violadores, Los Gardelitos, Viticus and Edelmiro Molinari. The band of played at the Estadio Único de La Plata, 30 May 2009, around 45,000 people attended. It had everything from rain that soaked the dedicated fans until submission in an unprecedented way. They also began recording their next album in mid-2009. In 2010 they released the album "Algún Rayo" which they presented with a tour of the provinces of Argentina and Chile. The successor of "Algún Rayo" called "Pesados Vestigios" was released in December 2014 and was presented with shows in the main Argentine cities and in Buenos Aires with six shows in the Huracan Stadium in 2017. During 2019 they did shows in Mexico and released 4 previews of their future album, which are now being finalized in their recording studio. Cover versions The band has covered Neil Young and Crazy Horse's song "Hey, Hey, My, My (Into the Black)", which originally featured on the album, Rust Never Sleeps. They released their cover version in 2000 on the album La Esquina del Infinito. Only the title was sung in English; the remainder of the song was translated into Spanish. They also have covered Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild" and have performed rare live covers of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son" and "Someday Never Comes", and Vox Dei's "A Nadie Le Interesa Si Quedás Atrás (Total Qué...)". Members Current members Gustavo "Chizzo" Nápoli - lead vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar (1988–present) Gabriel "Tete" Iglesias - bass guitar (1988–present) Jorge "Tanque" Iglesias - drums, percussion (1988–present) Manuel "Manu" Varela - saxophone, harmonica, rhythm guitar, lead and backing vocals (1992–present) Former members Raúl "Locura" Dilelio - lead guitar (1988–1991) Gabriel "Chiflo" Sanchez - saxophone, trumpet (1991–2008 ) Discography Studio albums