 This tally left him fourth, behind Zarra, Pruden and Calvo for the Pichichi Trophy, proving that at 34 years of age he could still perform at the highest level.At the end of the season, Langara stunned Oviedo by announcing his retirement and emigrating back to live in Mexico.After retirement, he spent the majority of his years in South America, returning to his home region in Spain in his late seventies, where he died in 1992.