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L TR3S
L TR3S is a Brazilian Christian music trio made up of siblings André Valadão, Ana Paula Valadão, and Mariana Valadão. They formed in the 1990s and released...
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L TR3S is a Brazilian Christian music trio made up of siblings André Valadão, Ana Paula Valadão, and Mariana Valadão. They formed in the 1990s and released their first album, Sonhos, in 1996. Their music often blends contemporary pop with Brazilian rhythms.
Their 2002 album, also titled Venha Pra Jesus, includes their well-known song of the same name. That track became particularly popular in their catalog.
By the mid-2000s, they had released several albums including Louvor e Adoração in 1998, Mensagem de Paz in 2000, and Tempo de Adorar in 2004. Their work is primarily in the sphere of worship and inspirational music.
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