2004, Líbido released their first live album titled Líbido Acústica. After a long break at the beginning of 2005, original drummer Jeffry Fischman left the band for personal reasons, and to continue his studies in the US, with his replacement Ivan Mindreau behind the drums. 2005–2009: Lo Último que Hable Ayer By October 2005, their new album, Lo Último que Hable Ayer ('The last thing I said Yesterday'), was released. Instead of the rock sound that made Líbido famous, they chose a more experimental sound. With their first radio single "Culpable", they began their promotion for the new album. It was very controversial among fans, who claimed that it wasn't the same without Jeffry Fischman and that Líbido's music has been going downhill. 2009–2010: Un Día Nuevo and Rarezas After four years of hiatus, Libido returned with the studio album Un Día Nuevo, which was released on July 16, 2009. Months before the release of Un Día Nuevo, Libido had begun a publicity strategy through the mobile phone network Claro. Its two singles are Nadie Sabe lo que Vendra and Malvada. After Un Dia Nuevo album came out, the band decided to record another studio album. This new album would include some old songs that did not make it on previous albums. It was released along with a DVD featuring the band's greatest hits. After the release, the band set out to tour around the country. 2012- 2015: Other Presentations A few years after touring passed and they decided to make a new album. With the new band member, they confirmed to go out and perform again. In May, the band was invited to participate in a private concert for Terra Live Music in which they presented "Cuelgo el Telefono, "El instinto del Actor", "La Info" and "Ya no me Juzgues". After this, Ivan Mindreau left the band and Wilder Lopez came in and took his place as drummer. In this year, Antonio Jauregui, bassist and co founder of the band, decided to leave the band for personal reasons. There appeared to be some discrepancies with the other members of the group regarding musical preferences and production. Juan Pablo del Aguila, summoned by Wilder, came along for a rehearsal. Juan Pablo then became the new bass player of the band and they established the new and current formation of the band and began working on a more modern sound and