 Losing Tino proved lethal to the group, however.With Menudo reaching unprecedented (for a Hispanic children's music group) success levels in Latin America as well as in Spain, and other Latin American groups like Los Chamos and Los Chicos also providing Parchís with competition, and with Ferrer Cañadas' considerable number of fans gone, Parchís began to wane.In Spain and Argentina in particular, however, the group remained popular enough to release a 1983 movie, "Parchís Entra en Acción" (translated as "Parchís Gets Into Action" in English), alongside Alberto Fernández de Rosa.