Mar de Copas is a popular Peruvian rock band from Lima. The band is regarded as the best contemporary rock group from Peru, with more local success than emblematic peruvian groups such as "Los Belking's" and "Los Doltons". [LINK: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_peruano] [1]: Peruvian Rock (spanish). They marked a period when founded in 1992 by Manuel Barrios and Eduardo "Toto" Leverone. Although Mar de Copas has experimented widely with different music styles, including indie rock, britpop, postpunk, jangle pop and new wave throughout their career, their best known work usually falls into either of two distinct styles: folk-esque melodic rock (as heard in songs such as "La maquina del tiempo" and "Tras esa puerta") and electric-charged rock (in songs like "Perdido", "Enloqueciendo" and "Un dia sin sexo"). [LINK: http://www.mardecopas.com.pe/historia.htm] [2]

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