Rise to Fame & Controversy The music and rhythm of the Damas Gratis group continued to advance until it transcended the limits of tropical music, as reflected in various articles published in the main newspapers of Argentina such as: Clarin, La Nación,[4] El País,[5] Buenos Aires Herald and magazines of the magnitude like Rolling Stone[6] that also dealt with this phenomenon that revolutionized the tropical scene.

Aware of this problem, the then president of Argentina, Néstor Kirchner, took action on the matter and prepared a lunch to which Pablo Lescano, the driver Daniel "La Tota" Santillán and other personalities from that movement were invited.

Astutely involved in the matter, Garavagno came to the conclusion that the ideal artist to support the return of Damas Gratis was Koli Arce, the most successful tropical music singer of the last 25 years in Argentina.

The most successful song of this material is "Aqui la tienes", composed by Rodolfo Garavagno and Koli Arce, which was performed as a duet by Pablo Lescano and the international singer Vicentico.

[9] On December 7, they performed their fifth recital at the Stadium of Luna Park with tickets completely sold out where with guest musicians they celebrated their years in activity with their audience.