Stuka rejoined the band but in 2003 left once again. Los Violadores have regained some popularity with their album Bajo un sol feliz (2006), and then participated in the festival 30 años de Punk, in 2009, with groups such as Cadena Perpetua and 2 Minutos, at Estadio Obras Sanitarias. That same year, the album Rey o reina was issued by means of Leader Music. Los Violadores disbanded in May 2011, with the split announced by frontman Pil Trafa. In 2015, Pil Trafa announced the reunion of the band once again, this time with the classic line-up, including Stuka, Gramatika, and "Polaco" Zelazek, recording the double live CD Luna Punk: Rompan todo. Discography Studio albums 1983 - Los Violadores 1985 - Y ahora qué pasa, eh? 1986 - Fuera de sektor 1987 - Mercado indio 1989 - Y que Dios nos perdone 1991 - Otro festival de la exageración 1996 - Otra patada en los huevos 2000 - Lo mejor de Los Violadores (re-recorded versions) 2006 - Bajo un sol feliz 2009 - Rey o reina Live albums 1990 - En vivo y ruidoso 1996 - Histórico (La verdadera historia) 2 CD 2003 - En vivo y ruidoso II 2016 - Luna Punk: Rompan todo... EPs 1986 - Uno, dos, ultravioladores 2004 - Y va... sangrando Compilation albums 1992 - Grandes éxitos 2001 - Obras cumbres See also Argentine punk Latino punk Dirty War References Further reading Cavanna, Esteban M. El nacimiento del punk en Argentina y la historia de Los Violadores. Buenos Aires: Interpress Ediciones, 2001. Sainz, Alfredo. "Arde Belgrano: Los Violadores in la UB, 17 de Julio de 1981." In Derrumbando la Casa Rosada: Mitos y leyendas de los primeros punks en Argentina 1978-1988, edited by Daniel Flores, 39-52. Buenos Aires: Pioloto de Tormenta, 2011. External links Official website Los Violadores at rock.com.ar Interview with Los Violadores vocalist Pil Trafa Argentine punk rock groups Rock en Español music groups Musical groups established in 1981 Musical groups disestablished in 2019 Musical groups from Buenos Aires 1981 establishments in Argentina 2019 disestablishments in Argentina