Punk rock band from Uruguay Trotsky Vengarán got involved in the local scene after participating in a compilation called Criaturas Del Pantano, they soon made a video for "Reflejo," which was awarded at a Peruvian independent festival. In 1994 Trotsky Vengarán released its first album, called Salud, Dinero y Dinero, followed by performances around Montevideo, giving them the opportunity to play with Los Buitres and Divididos, and later going on tour with Los Chicos Eléctricos. In 1996 the group recorded its second album, Clase B, and issued Yo No Fui in 1999.