 He also received a bullet with his name engraved on it, according to recollections by Joaquín Levinton, lead singer of the band Turf.His personal profits at the time came from receiving 1% royalties on an estimated ARS9 million (equivalent to US$ in ) in record sales, as well as an additional ARS600,000 (equivalent to US$ in ) for album re-editions and ARS500,000 (equivalent to US$ in ) for a merchandise deal with Torneos y Competencias.Affected by his lifestyle and by disputes with Magenta Records, Bueno announced his impending retirement on April 11, 2000.