Trivolve
Trivolve is a Brazilian trio with Raphael Marcedo on vocals and guitar, João Cesário on bass, and Pedro Ferreira on drums. They came together in a small...
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Trivolve is a Brazilian trio with Raphael Marcedo on vocals and guitar, João Cesário on bass, and Pedro Ferreira on drums. They came together in a small coastal town, though the specifics of their formation aren't well-documented in reliable sources.
Their song "Até Chegar" became something of an anthem for them, though it's hard to say exactly why it resonated so strongly. They've also recorded tracks like "Mútuo" and "Não Preciso Chorar," which show their range from driving rhythms to more reflective moments.
Some of their lyrics have touched on social issues, which occasionally drew attention beyond just the music. They've faced the ordinary struggles of trying to make a living as musicians, but kept at it without much fanfare about overcoming adversity.
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