El Tri

The Tri is an iconic Spanish-language rock band whose sound has left a deep mark on Latin American music. Founded in 1981 in Mexico City by the charismatic Álex Lora, the group has evolved over the years, blending acid rock and rhythm and blues, and becoming a benchmark of the genre. Their distinctive style is characterized by direct lyrics and an infectious energy that resonates with their audience. With over 30 million records sold, they have managed to capture the attention of multiple generations.

A key moment in their career was their participation in the Avándaro Rock and Wheels Festival in 1971, where they shared the stage with other important bands and consolidated their presence in the music scene. This event not only allowed them to gain notoriety but also helped establish a solid base of followers. Throughout their career, they have been nominated multiple times for the Grammy in the category of Best Latin Rock Album, standing out with albums such as Cuando tú no estás and Fin de siglo.