

A self-titled album released in late 2002 by a Brazilian trio gained immense popularity in Brazil and internationally by 2003, despite no television performances.
“Triple, triplex, tripod... Tribe”
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A self-titled album released in late 2002 by a Brazilian trio gained immense popularity in Brazil and internationally by 2003, despite no television performances.
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Marisa Monte, Arnaldo Antunes, and Carlinhos Brown formed the Brazilian musical trio Tribalistas, whose self-titled album was released in late 2002. The documentary captures the creative process behind the album, which gained immense popularity in Brazil and abroad in 2003. Despite not performing on television or giving radio interviews, songs like 'Já Sei Namorar' and 'Velha Infancia' became cultural touchstones, with the former featured in FIFA Football 2004 and the latter as the theme for the soap opera 'Mulheres Apaixonadas.
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Why Watch
- See Marisa Monte, Arnaldo Antunes, and Carlinhos Brown together.
- Find out how their album became a cultural phenomenon.
- Watch the making of their hit songs and their impact.
Did You Know
- The album by Tribalistas was released in late 2002.
- The song 'Já Sei Namorar' was featured in FIFA Football 2004.
- The song 'Velha Infancia' was the main theme for 'Mulheres Apaixonadas'.
- The documentary has a runtime of 68 minutes.
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Who are the members of the Brazilian musical trio Tribalistas?
The members of Tribalistas are Marisa Monte, Arnaldo Antunes, and Carlinhos Brown.
What year was the self-titled album by Tribalistas released?
The self-titled album by Tribalistas was released in late 2002.
Which song from Tribalistas was featured in FIFA Football 2004?
'Já Sei Namorar' was featured in the video game FIFA Football 2004.
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