Treco-Treco & Trala-Lá
Treco-Treco & Trala-Lá were a Brazilian duo who made music that appealed to both children and adults. Their song 'A Flauta do Seu Lobato' became particularly...
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Treco-Treco & Trala-Lá were a Brazilian duo who made music that appealed to both children and adults. Their song 'A Flauta do Seu Lobato' became particularly well-known, capturing a playful spirit that resonated with listeners.
Carlos Alberto de Souza (Treco-Treco) and Marcus Vinicius Andrade (Trala-Lá) met in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1980s. Their style was sometimes dismissed as just children's music, but they kept working with their whimsical lyrics and melodies.
In 1997, they released the album 'O Mundo Mágico de Treco-Treco & Trala-Lá,' which included 'A Flauta do Seu Lobato.' They went on to make other albums like 'A Arca de Noé' and 'O Circo Mágico,' with songs such as 'Pega Frango' and 'O Trenzinho Treco-treco' that became part of many childhoods in Brazil.
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