Trix (Trillizas de oro)

Trix (Trillizas de oro), commonly known as Trix, were a popular Spanish musical trio of identical triplet sisters. The group, formed in the 1960s, consisted of María Rosa, María Fernanda, and María Isabel Álvarez Picard. They were known for their harmonious vocals, coordinated dance moves, and cheerful pop songs.

Trix gained fame in Spain and Latin America, achieving significant chart success with several singles and albums. Their music was generally upbeat and focused on themes of love, friendship, and youthful optimism. The sisters also made appearances in television programs and films, further solidifying their popularity.

The group's popularity waned in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Although they continued to perform occasionally, they never regained their earlier level of success. Despite this, Trix remains a fondly remembered part of Spanish pop music history.

Their discography includes several albums and singles, although a comprehensive listing is often difficult to compile. They were primarily associated with the Phillips record label.

The sisters are also remembered for their distinct visual style, often appearing in matching outfits and hairstyles. They were considered style icons by many of their young fans.