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Trium
Trium was a Brazilian band formed by Léo Rodriguez, Rick Bonadio, and Charles Gavin. Their debut single "Capital do Pecado" featured Son D'Play and became an...
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A City É Nossa (part. T. Jotta)
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Capital do Pecado (part. Son D' Play)
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Cola No Bonde (part. Elost)
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Crime (part. Pitoko)
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Crime (part. Pitoko)
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DesAmor (part. Pinho)
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A City É Nossa (part. T. Jotta)
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Capital do Pecado (part. Son D' Play)
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Cola No Bonde (part. Elost)
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Crime (part. Pitoko)
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Crime (part. Pitoko)
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DesAmor (part. Pinho)
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Don Juan
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Escada
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Espirito Rueiro
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Favela Vai Sorrir (part. Diego Thug)
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Final Infinito
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Hoje Ainda É Sexta-Feira
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Horizontes
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Jogo (part. Dan Lellis)
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Juízo (part. Lupper)
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Lean
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Trium was a Brazilian band formed by Léo Rodriguez, Rick Bonadio, and Charles Gavin. Their debut single "Capital do Pecado" featured Son D'Play and became an immediate hit, establishing their presence with its catchy rhythm and Rodriguez's vocals over Bonadio's guitar and Gavin's drums.
They followed with songs like "Horizontes" and "Mundos Paralelos," maintaining an energetic sound that connected with audiences during their tours. Their music sometimes drew criticism for its lyrical content, but they continued performing without major changes to their approach.
Trium released several more singles including "Lean" and "DesAmor" with Pinho before their activity slowed. Their recordings from that period remain their most recognized work.
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