In February 1988 the band appeared again at the Montevideo Rock Festival and later in the year recorded their third album, the self-titled “Traidores” (Orfeo, 1988), which became known as the “black album”. They also released a live compilation from their appearances at the rock festival, including a live version of “Montevideo Agoniza”, one of the songs that had been banned years earlier. After this the band split up.
appeared at Montevideo Rock Festival
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