Uruguayan Invasion

With the coming of the military dictatorship in 1973, the Uruguayan Invasion effectively ended.

Popular bands of the Uruguayan Invasion sang in English.

Soon after its foundation, the band participated in the Uruguayan Invasion, a music craze which took over Argentina in the 1960s.

Los Mockers were a popular 1960s rock band in Latin America that was part of the Uruguayan Invasion.

This was called the Uruguayan Invasion, and it continued for several years, as record labels began signing Uruguayan bands to promote in Argentina.

Like the British Invasion, the Uruguayan Invasion had died down by the late 1960s, as it became more popular to record harder-hitting Spanish-language music.

The Uruguayan Invasion was a musical phenomenon of the 1960s similar to the British Invasion, with rock bands from Uruguay gaining popularity in Argentina.

A wave of bands appeared in Montevideo, including Los Shakers, Los Mockers, Los Iracundos and Los Malditos, who became major figures in the so-called Uruguayan Invasion of Argentina.