Tamba Trio

The Tamba Trio, a pioneering force in Brazilian music, emerged in the 1960s, riding the wave of bossa nova's international popularity. Named after a type of drum, this trio, consisting of Luiz Eça, Bebeto, and Helcio Milito, seamlessly blended bossa nova and samba jazz, creating a unique sound that captivated audiences worldwide. Their music, recorded in the vibrant studios of Rio de Janeiro, is a testament to their innovative spirit and musical prowess. With a discography that includes essential compilations and collaborative albums like "5 Na Bossa," the Tamba Trio's legacy continues to inspire, offering a rich tapestry of Brazilian jazz that transcends time.