the end of 2008, Mar de Copas played in Buenos Aires, Argentina at Centro Cultural Buen Ayre. In 2013 and after 9 years of their last album, the band released 2 albums, "Seis" and "Lado B". Seis features 12 songs and 2 new videos for "Siglo XX" and "Atardecer". The video for Atardecer was recorded with clip from fans and friends in the concert celebrating the release for their album at Embarcadero 41 in Barranco. It is also their first album to be available for purchase in iTunes. Lado B contains songs from movies, plays, and acoustic covers played in the last decade and recorded with electric guitars. Most of these songs were played in concerts "a capella" so they promised new versions to their fans. Covers included are "No Me Imagino" by Los Secretos and "Estación" by Sui Generis. Since then, Mar de Copas is often the headliner of major rock concerts in Lima. They are the local band with most official album sales in Perú where piracy has increased since the 1990s. Mar de Copas plays a concert once a month at La Noche Bar in Barranco which considered today their home venue. Members Current Members Manuel "Manolo" Barrios - lead guitar and vocals Luis "Wicho" García - vocals Phoebe Condos - keyboards and backing vocals Eduardo "Toto" Leverone - drums César Zamalloa - bass Former members Claudia Salem (1993–2005) - backing vocals and tambourine Felix Torrealva (1993–1994) - bass Guest musicians Miki González - guitar on "Aquí en el borde del mar" and harmonica on "Dulce y veloz" Victor "El Gato" Villavicencio - piano and keyboards on "Prison" and "Cancion" Miguel Navarro - English horn on "Cuenta la historia" Discography Mar de copas - 1993 Entre los arboles - 1994 III - 1997 Suna - 1999 12 grandes exitos - 2000 En vivo (double disc) - 2002 Ramera (multimedia album) - 2002 Si algo asi como el amor esta en el aire - 2004 12 canciones - 2004 De tierra - 2004 De tierra (DVD) - 2005 Todos los singles 2011 Seis - 2014 Lado B - 2014 Videography "Mujer noche" is the first official video made by the original members, including former bassist Felix Torrealva. The second version of the song was recorded in 1998, especially to fit the video. The video has scenes from a concert at "La Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru" in 1993.