Tribalistas

Tribalistas is a Brazilian trio formed by Marisa Monte, Arnaldo Antunes and Carlinhos Brown. Together they did things before forming the group. They had already worked together on songs for their solo albums, but in 2001 they decided to reunite. They met in Bahía, wrote twenty songs and the next month recorded thirteen of them. It was fast, as if they had rushed.The album Tribalistas was released in 2002. It was recorded in thirteen days, one per song, in Marisa Monte's house in Rio. It sold over one million in Brazil and over two million worldwide. It also had good acceptance in Europe. It was presented at the Grammy Latino, in an Arnaldo DVD and in an open show at the Sarau do Brown. Marisa included it in her tours, which were successful abroad.A while later, in 2017, they reunited again. They released another album with new songs, also called Tribalistas. It was a project done in secret, as if they had wanted to keep it separate. The original album was released in Brazil in 2002 and worldwide the next year. There was also a DVD with videos of the recording and interviews in the studio.The second album, from 2017, was released in August, fifteen years after the first. Both have the same name, as if the trio had decided to start over. The first was the group's first work, with thirteen songs. The second, as if it were a tribute, they did it again.