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In 2011 the group held its first concert abroad at the United Islands Festival in Prague. However, the members of the group were prohibited to travel from Cuba (did not receive exit permit). Only Gorki Águila could participate at the festival due to his temporary stay with his mother in Mexico at the time of invitation. The rest of the band was complemented by Alaverdi, a Prague-based band of Lithuanian origins. A photo of the concert with the phrase "Music Does not Ask for Permission" was printed as a postcard and send in thousands to the personalities of the Cuban Communist party including Raul Castrro himself == 2013 Political Asylum in Prague ==

In 2013, the group was allowed to travel to Europe. During this occasion William Retureta, the 20 years old drummer of the band, applied for political asylum in the Czech Republic, which he received. He is now living in Prague. == 2014 Denial to Leave the country ==

In 2014, the group was again prohibited to leave the country to give concerts in Europe. == Discography ==

• Rock para las masas cárnicas (Rock for meat masses), featuring a version of the opening theme of a Soviet cartoon of the 1980s, of the story The musicians of Bremen. The cartoon, and the original theme itself, was popular in Cuba; and is remembered by many of those who were born around the 1980s. • A mí no me gusta la política pero yo le gusto a ella, compañeros (''I don't like politics, but she likes me, comrades''); • Soy Porno, soy popular (I am porn, I am popular, resembling the song by David Calzado y La Charanga Habanera:Soy cubano, soy popular I am Cuban, I am Popular) • Rojo Desteñido (Faded Red) • Maleconazo Ahora • 20 años de carrera... delante de la policía (20 years of career... in front of the Police) • Ataque Sónico (Sonic Attack) == References ==