 However , in 1982 , keyboardist Jorge Gutiérrez left for De la Fuente 's band , although he would occasionally play for Los Ángeles Negros as a " hired musician " . Singer Eddie Martínez joined Los Ángeles Negros , while drummer Luis Astudillo returned to the band for the second time in 1986 , after Ortiz moved to Canadá the previous year . From Ortíz comeback in 1981 until his new departure , the band released Volverás ( 1981 ) , Siempre Románticos ( 1982 ) , Maldito Piano / Locamente Mía ( 1983 ) , Con Alas Nuevas ( 1984 ) , and Prohibido ( 1985 ) . The band did not release new albums until the 1990 comeback album El Esperado Regreso . The next year they released De Aquí En Adelante , an album " inspired by tropical music , which showed the band 's difficulties finding a new musical path " , according to Jorge Leiva . 
