Los Invasores de Nuevo León are a heralded Mexican norteño group, a genre deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of northern Mexico and the southwestern United States. Founded in 1980 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, the group quickly made a name for themselves with their adept skill in blending traditional norteño rhythms with modern musical influences. Their music, characterized by the poignant use of accordion and bajo sexto, narrates the rich tapestry of life's struggles, love, and the experiences rooted in the local culture of Nuevo León and beyond.

Over the years, Los Invasores de Nuevo León have cemented their status as icons within the norteño music scene, delivering a consistent string of hits and influential albums that have resonated with fans across generations. With releases like "Idolos Norteños: 30 Grandes Exitos," "Eslabón por Eslabón," and "El Preso De Nuevo Leon," they've showcased their versatility and enduring appeal. Their music not only echoes the traditional sounds of norteño but also pushes its boundaries, fusing it with elements of cumbia, bolero, and modern pop. Celebrating over four decades of musical career, the group's adherence to its roots, combined with their willingness to innovate, has ensured their longevity and influence in the genre, making them beloved figures in the landscape of Latin American music.

Genres

Banda

Musica Mexicana

Norteno

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Latest Release

Fiesta Navidad Con Los Invasores De Nuevo León "Merry Christmas"

Los Invasores De Nuevo León

Album - 20 Tracks - Released November 15, 2024