At the close of the 1990s, Colombian trio Los Trí-O captivated audiences with their unique blend of modern and timeless bolero performances, showcasing the exceptional vocal talents of its three members.
Following the controversy, the artists involved remained largely silent as they navigated a protracted and contentious legal dispute over the group's name.
Following the resolution of the challenges they faced, the trio of Esteban Herrera, Manuel Correa, and Juan Manuel Enríquez returned in April with the release of their album "Orgánico". The Colombian group was still reeling from the unexpected turn of events when they received a prestigious Latin Grammy nomination for Best Traditional Tropical Album just a few months prior to their debut.
Esteban Louis stated that the nomination has prompted them to maintain continuity with their current version of 'Orgánico', potentially leading to a sequel or collaboration with artists such as Tal or Pascual.
The goal is to capitalize on the current momentum and amplify the album's exposure through strategic collaborations with other artists.
The band is currently focused on perfecting several key elements, with a primary goal of delivering a high-quality performance at the upcoming Latin Grammy Awards.
The album's title reflects a deliberate return to the band's signature sound, characterized by the distinctive blend of three vocalists, refined bolero interpretations, and a focus on harmony and artistic precision.
The album features seven tracks, produced by Jhon H. Ubaque, also known as "Dartagnan", a long-time collaborator of The Tri-O. The tracks include classic songs such as "Amnesia", "Sabor a mí", "Locura mía", and "Que nadie sepa mi sufrir", as well as "No me queda más". Additionally, the album includes a version of "Tell me that for me do not fear" and the unprecedented theme "And if you decide (Per ahí oí)", written by Esteban Louis.
The trio has been recognized with multiple nominations, building on their previous accolades, including wins for Best Vocal Pop Duo Album or Group for their work on "Canciones del alma de Marco Antonio Solís" and "Serenata en San Juan".
Following their appearance at the Latin Grammy ceremony in Las Vegas on November 12, the Trí-O will convene to assess their future plans, including potential recording projects beyond their album "Orgánico" and possible touring opportunities.
Esteban expressed enthusiasm for the current situation, stating that it offers opportunities for special performances in various locations, including Mexico City, Bogotá, Miami, and Ecuador.
