the fans. La Polla Records began to stage performances on their own, but one of them ended up in an incident in which Txarly was seriously injured, forcing the band to play with just one guitar until early 1988. In 1987, under their own label, Txaca Records, they released No somos nada, but did not come in for good reviews. Following this release, La Polla got back to record label Oihuka with Donde se habla to critical and public acclaim (1988), boosting their sales again. In 1989 their first live LP album ensued, En directo, to celebrate the band's 10th Anniversary. 1990–1994: International tours, new successes and lawsuit The 1990s began with a new album: Ellos dicen mierda, nosotros amén ("They say shit, we say Amen") in 1990, which was played in Europe and Latin America for first time, in Mexico as the only leg. At year-end, released Los jubilados, and in 1991 the second EP Barman. To 1992, published the seventh album Negro, although was roughly divided among the fans and Hoy es el futuro ("Today is the Future") in 1993, which it was better received, and toured by Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. In 1994 the band was sued by Ángel, a former band sound engineer since 1991, and then a tribunal forbade their use of the name La Polla Records. The band ignored the sentence and released Bajo presión under the forbidden name. 1996–2001: New name, 20th anniversary and Bocas In 1996, however, they changed their name and simply became La Polla, received a new contract with GOR Records. Under this new name released Carne para la picadora. A new world tour by Europe and South America, followed a new live-album La Polla en tu recto, released in 1998 and the last made by GOR label. In 1999, they celebrated their 20th anniversary recording Toda la puta vida igual, published by Maldito Records. Shortly after, Txarly left the band in January 2000, due to health problems, replaced by Jokin, former member of M.C.D. This new line-up released Bocas in 2001, with another extended world-tour. 2002–2003: Death of Fernandito, Reformation and Break-up In 2002, La Polla were still actively playing when, quite suddenly, Fernandito died of a heart attack on September 3. The band cancelled the remaining concerts of the tour. After the loss of their drummer, Jokin was fired and the vacancy was completed with Txiki and Tripi