Es La Lluvia Que Cae = E’ La Piogia Che Va / Hi-Lili-Hi-Lo

Released in the mid-1960s by RCA Victor, this 7-inch single captures the sound of Los Iracundos, a foundational Uruguayan rock and pop band that rose to prominence during the Nueva Ola movement. The record features the track 'Es La Lluvia Que Cae', a Spanish-language adaptation of the song 'E' La Pioggia Che Va', which itself was a popular Italian translation of The Rokes' hit. This recording reflects the group's signature style of blending romantic ballads with the rhythmic influence of the British Invasion, a sound that defined the Latin American pop music scene during that decade.

The production highlights the group's tight vocal harmonies and the melodic instrumentation that made them icons in both Uruguay and throughout the Spanish-speaking world. As part of RCA Victor’s extensive catalog, the disc showcases the label's strategic efforts to localize global pop hits for regional audiences. While the specific arranger is rarely credited on these pressings, the track embodies the polished, radio-friendly aesthetic that Los Iracundos maintained across their tenure, solidifying their reputation as a pivotal act in the evolution of the beat music genre in South America.