An underground latin folk act.
TRÍADA, the Bossa-tinged acoustic-pop trio hailing from Argentina, is comprised of Diamela Spina (percussion, vocals), Aylen Reynoso (guitar) and Julia Percowicz (vocals). The three friends started making music together while students in Buenos Aires. In 2023, they began self-recording covers and sharing videos performing those songs, which quickly amassed millions of views and a global internet audience. As they gained momentum, they decided to call themselves TRÍADA, a reference to the musical language of three notes that make a chord, and the sisterhood of three individuals. Their undeniable musical chemistry finds a kinship with the Bossa- and Latin-pop revivalism of artists like Tim Bernardes, Lianne La Havas and Rita Payes, while sharing the depth of pioneers like Jõao Gilberto, Spinetta and Gustavo Pena. Their resulting work pulls from the genres of Bossa Nova, Rock Nacional, folk, indie, Candombe, jazz and soul, that could only be delivered with their Gen Z charm. After a short time performing together, TRÍADA signed to Verve Records and Mercury Records. In 2025, they released De Versiones y Alma – a rich, bite-sized EP that captures TRÍADA’s essence via covers of songs transformed with a fresh Argentine flair. TRÍADA's debut album Exuvia is due October 2026.
TRÍADA plays a bossa-tinged acoustic-pop style that blends Latin folk, rock nacional, and jazz elements.
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The acoustic trio originally formed while the members were students in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
TRÍADA is composed of Diamela Spina, Aylen Reynoso, and Julia Percowicz.