His eighth studio album "Guerra Gaucha" was recorded and mixed entirely in Los Angeles, United States, in collaboration with the artistic direction of Jeff Baxter (Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan). Recorded and mixed by Gustavo Borner, produced and directed artistically by the dwarves, featured guests: the master Domingo Cura (bombo and Peruvian cajon), Daniel Binelli (bandoneon), Luis Conte (percussion) and Cosme de Café Tacuba doing duet with Marciano in the topic 'She'. Furthermore, the CD includes a song composed by Charly García entitled 'Do not you spare a dime? ". The album contains fifteen tracks, a production controversial content, but brave and respected for the honesty of his lyrics. Undoubtedly, this album rock associated with the colloquium and the ballad. It feeds on tango, bandoneon and folklore in search of a merger, which is all a finding.
| 1. Guerra Gaucha | Send | ||
| 2. Dale Pascual | Send | ||
| 3. The day is clear | Send | ||
| 4. She (with Cosme de Café Tacuba) | Send | ||
| 5. Tears in Calcutta | Send | ||
| 6. Do not you spare a dime? | Send | ||
| 7. Eterna Soledad | Send | ||
| 8. The country's not sleeping | Send | ||
| 9. You were | | Send | |
| 10. Dolphin | Send | ||
| 11. Heroes finally | Send | ||
| 12. I'm in hell | Send | ||
| 13. splashing | Send | ||
| 14. Kumbanquele | Send | ||
| 15. Masks in the soul | Send |
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