From their groundbreaking early work with Lalo Mora to their continued success with new members, Los Invasores de Nuevo León have proven that true musical legends can stand the test of time. They are not just a band; they are an enduring institution in the world of Latin music.
The story of Los Invasores de Nuevo León begins not in a professional studio, but on the streets of Monterrey, Nuevo León. The band's foundation can be traced to a 1978 radio contest held by station XETKR 1480 AM, which sought a name for a new musical group, with the prize being a serenade from the band itself. Among various entries, the name "Los Invasores de Nuevo León" was chosen, marking the group's official birth in Monterrey in 1978. discografia de los invasores de nuevo leon
This period defined the group's signature sound, producing several gold-certified albums in Mexico. El Puente Roto Concha del Alma Aguanta Corazón (includes "Mi Casa Nueva") Amor a la Ligera El Preso de Nuevo León Camino Equivocado Bajo Mil Llaves 15 Boleros de Oro Embárgame a Mí Transition & Isaías Lucero Era (1994–1997) From their groundbreaking early work with Lalo Mora
During this period, the group established its signature sound—led by Javier Ríos's accordion and Lalo Mora's distinct vocals. They gained international fame in with the hit single "Mi Casa Nueva," which earned a gold certification in Mexico. The band's foundation can be traced to a
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This was followed by in 2001, an album that showed the band's maturity and continued relevance. In 2002, they released "Hasta el Final," another strong addition to their discography.
Un disco que devolvió al grupo al sonido de los corridos duros y las historias cotidianas.