Trilo
Trilo was a Brazilian trio made up of Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante handling vocals, guitar, and piano, and Fred Ferreira on drums....
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Trilo was a Brazilian trio made up of Marcelo Camelo on vocals and guitar, Rodrigo Amarante handling vocals, guitar, and piano, and Fred Ferreira on drums. They put out three albums between 2004 and 2009, starting with their self-titled debut that included the song 'Qual É o Pensamento.'
Their music pulled from folk and rock, but they weren't afraid to get experimental, especially on their second album, Solitaire. By their third record, Música Nova, they'd circled back to a more stripped-down, folk-oriented sound. The lyrics often dealt with love and searching, delivered with a kind of plainspoken introspection.
While they developed a following, the band's work was sometimes interrupted by the members' own projects outside the group. They called it quits after that 2009 album, with Camelo and Amarante both going on to notable solo careers and other collaborations.
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