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Los Trios

In January 2023, three friends tried to start a band. Since all of them played guitar, they had to improvise. One tried his skills on the drums and another picked up the bass guitar. With no vocalist, they attempted their first songs, but soon realized they needed some help. So Levina joined the group as a singer, and together they worked on their first original song. It was pretty rough, to say the least — so no one is complaining that it never went further. The band also realized that their drummer, who was actually a guitarist, wasn't meant to be behind the kit. So the search began again. They tried it with a friend for a while, but it wasn't a long-term solution. Eventually, they found Jarina from the school band. Knowing that school bands have a certain reputation, they figured she might want to try her luck in a "real band." And so there she was — with no better option, she was in. In this new lineup, the band practiced covers and started writing their own songs — this time noticeably better than at the beginning. One problem still remained: there was no dedicated bass player. The three guitarists just rotated every five songs, but nobody really wanted to commit to the bass full-time. They tried out several people until they found Uster. His real name is unknown, but he knows how to play the bass. With him on board, they started taking songwriting a bit more seriously. They played their first concert and made their first fans. After some time, Uster made the decision that this wasn't right for him and left the band. They needed a replacement — and so Moos joined in. The brother of Lenny, the band's founder. He couldn't really play bass yet, but was motivated to learn. After just a few weeks, the band went into the studio and recorded their first three songs professionally. They released their first album in October 2025. Motivated by this milestone, they started working on new songs and a new album — until Levina made the unexpected decision to leave the band. They needed a new singer. Luckily, it didn't take long before Ronja joined in. With her as their new vocalist, they got back to writing original music and playing live again.