Trem da Alegria was a Brazilian children's musical group that became a significant cultural phenomenon in Brazil during the 1980s. Created by producers Michael Sullivan, Paulo Massadas and the businessman Guto Graça Mello in 1984, the group's primary aim was to cater to a preteen audience with playful, educational, and catchy music. Trem da Alegria introduced a new spectacle in children's music with a well-defined brand that mixed childlike themes with pop appeal, becoming a template for future acts in the genre.

The group's lineup saw various changes over the years, typically featuring a rotating cast of talented child performers including famous Brazilian singers who gained prominence after their time in the band, such as Patricia Marx and Luciano Nassyn. Throughout its active years, Trem da Alegria released hits that became classics among Brazilians who grew up in that era, such as "Uni Duni Te" and "Pra Ver se Cola". The band's upbeat melodies, colorful performances, and memorable characters have left a lasting legacy in Brazilian pop culture. Although Trem da Alegria disbanded in the early 1990s, their music continues to be celebrated and brings nostalgia to those who experienced their artistry during its peak.

Genres

Musica Infantil

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Latest Release

Trem da Alegria Celebration no Estúdio Showlivre (Ao Vivo)

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Showlivre

Album - 9 Tracks - Released June 5, 2020