From the Triplets album Independence Road

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The Triplets emerged in the 90”s as a pop-rock trio with music harmony influences of The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and Los Lobos. With a combination like that the music industry had a difficult time pigeon holing them. Still as a result they were awarded an American Music Award’s for Best New Artist, Best Rock Vocals and culminated in a Grammy Nomination for Best Latin Album.
 
TODAY the Triplets are still together however, Diana has chosen to stay in the background while Vicky and Sylvia take the forefront. The music that has emerged this time is much more mature and still carries the Triplets familial harmonies and innocence. But with their maturity comes deeper and subtle changes: The music is still pop, rock guitar based with some would say "a more roots, some country, some rock and yes, pop with latin flavor."  With distinct lyrics full of passion and fun that has expanded with a focus on a tapestry of instrumentational nuances. A sort a back to basics, farm to table sensibility, and confidence. Again, it’s hard to paint them in a corner. But one thing for sure there is something for everyone ;-)

Independence Road

Countrified

A Night Like This

Coyotes

Wide Eyed Child

Crazy Moon

Magnolia Street

Maybe Tomorrow

You Don't Have To Go Home Tonight

Title track from The Triplets album Christmas Time is Here

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Website: http://www.thetripletsband.com/
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/independence-road/id1153011226
Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/artist/4jmLWOv8jXNEPq66DpmLI3
CDs: https://the-triplets-band.myshopify.com/

The Triplets emerged in the 90”s as a pop-rock trio with music harmony influences of The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and Los Lobos. With a combination like that the music industry had a difficult time pigeon holing them. Still as a result they were awarded an American Music Award’s for Best New Artist, Best Rock Vocals and culminated in a Grammy Nomination for Best Latin Album.
 
TODAY the Triplets are still together however, Diana has chosen to stay in the background while Vicky and Sylvia take the forefront. The music that has emerged this time is much more mature and still carries the Triplets familial harmonies and innocence. But with their maturity comes deeper and subtle changes: The music is still pop, rock guitar based with some would say "a more roots, some country, some rock and yes, pop with latin flavor."  With distinct lyrics full of passion and fun that has expanded with a focus on a tapestry of instrumentational nuances. A sort a back to basics, farm to table sensibility, and confidence. Again, it’s hard to paint them in a corner. But one thing for sure there is something for everyone ;-)

Christmas Time Is Here

America first got to know The Triplets — Vicky, Sylvia and Diana Villegas — as MTV sensations, when the young sisters swept to victory in the network’s Basement Tapes video contest. Signed immediately to a major label, they released a smash single, “You Don’t Have To Go Home Tonight.” Crowds flocked to their concerts, where the trio harmonized impeccably, exhibited distinctive lead vocal styles, radiated a dynamic stage presence and flaunted a cross-cultural appeal that was rare in those days.

After all, this happened back in the early ‘90s, before Latin pop would change the musical landscape. The Triplets were way ahead of their time… which may explain why after their supernova debut, they disappeared, leaving fans wondering what happened.

So what happened? It’s simple — they began the journey that leads them to where they are now, back in the spotlight and taking their first steps down Independence Road.

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