The three-member boy band M.O.N.T. is receiving public attention in Argentina.

M.O.N.T., who is currently on a schedule in Argentina, appeared on the TV show "Stan KPOP," which aired on November 2 and boasted a global word of mouth.

"I want to gain a lot of energy from Argentina," M.O.N.T. reported on the day, expressing their expectation from the appearance, and answered questions that fans were curious about, and did not miss active communication.

“Especially, I want to make happy memories and go there, as I came to Argentina for the first time. Thank you for calling. I'll repay you." With M.O.N.T's passionate feeling, the music video for "Long Live Korea" went viral, adding to the unique meaning of "Patriotic Idol."

In addition, M.O.N.T. succeeded in capturing Argentine fans by introducing "Rock-Paper-Scissors" as a non-radio live show for fans, as well as releasing three-color hidden charms in dice games.

M.O.N.T., who was the first Korean idol to perform in Argentina with 90,000 fans, has appeared on local TV shows and radio to show off their outstanding moves at home and abroad.

M.O.N.T., who boasts patriotism around the world, will continue its South American tour in Colombia, Mexico and other countries under the theme of "Attention Korea" and its European tour from Nov. 23 to Dec. 1.