 "It was the most depressing moment of my life", said Cordera.Though lacking a distributor, the group began working on its third album, tentatively titled "La historia de Don Leopardo y Vir Trompzio" (eventually released in 1996 as "Don Leopardo").Though it was a commercial failure, the band recovered in 1998 with "Libertinaje", followed by "Hijos del Culo" (2000) and "De la Cabeza" (2002), the latter recorded live at the Estadio Obras Sanitarias.