Editing Menudo (group) (section)

===2000s'===
In 2000, MDO released their album ''[[Subir Al Cielo]]'' with critical success. The album lead track "Te Quise Olvidar" topped the [[Billboard Hot Latin Tracks]] for several weeks. The group follow-up singles "Sin Ti" and "Me Huele a Soledad" also reached the top 10 in the U.S.. In 2002, former members Sergio, Rubén, Robert, Angelo and Rawy reunited under the name "[[Los Ultimos Heroes|Los Últimos Héroes]]" giving numerous concerts in Venezuela.

In early 2003, MDO officially broke up on amicable terms. The members wanted to pursue other projects. Edgardo Díaz introduced the new MDO in January 2005. In 2004, [[Edgardo Díaz]] announced that he would be bringing a new group with the Menudo formula into the music industry. Initially expecting this new group to be named Menudo, he surprised the press and general public by naming them [[Tick Tock (band)|Tick Tock]].

Also in 2004, former Menudo members Roy, Raymond, Rubén, Sergio and Andy reunited under the name and banner: ''[[Menudo: La Reunion (2005)|Menudo: La Reunion]]''. They were based and focused primarily on a series of 'Brazilian' tours. Sergio left due to his prior commitment with "[[Los Ultimos Heroes|Los Últimos Héroes]]", and was replaced with Anthony Galindo. Andy would later be replaced by former MDO member Caleb Avilés before disbanding in late 2005, early 2006. In January 2005, producer Edgardo Díaz introduced the new MDO with four new members: Daniel Rodríguez, Luis Montes, Elliot Suro, and Lorenzo Duarte. The first three were among the contestants of Puerto Rican reality/[[talent show]] ''[[Objetivo Fama]]''. This latest incarnation of the group achieved great success with their single "Otra Vez" which took them all across [[Latin America]].

Also, in 2005, former Menudo members René, Johnny, Miguel, Ricky, Charlie, and Ray reunited once again to perform the songs that Menudo popularized during their era under the name and banner ''El Reencuentro: Momento del Adios'' making this their farewell tour. There were plans to bring this production to Latin America and the U.S. Also in 2005, Sergio, Angelo, Robert, Rawy and Adrián reunited again under the name ''[[Los Ultimos Heroes|Los Últimos Héroes]]'' after their successful reunion concerts in 2002.

In 2006, former ''[[Menudo: La Reunion (2005)|Menudo: La Reunion]]'' members, Anthony and Rubén reunited and formed the duo ''Blacksheep'' and continued touring in Brazil. The duo grew a large fan base in both Brazil and [[Hispanic America]]. In 2007, a re-release of the 1992 VHS film of Menudo The making of [[Dancin, Movin, Shakin|Dancin', Movin', Shakin']]" was released on McGillis Records. Entitled ''[[Triple Threat DVD/CD Combo]]'',<ref>{{cite web|url=https://store.cdbaby.com/|title=CD Baby Music Store|website=Store.cdbaby.com|access-date=14 April 2020}}</ref> the box set included the Film on DVD for the first time, along with two music CDs, ''Latin Teen Stars'' and ''Dance Music All Night Long'', featuring hit songs by Menudo, ex-Menudo members. The single, "Dancin', Movin', Shakin'", and "Cosmopolitan Girl" was released digitally on iTunes in May 2009.