Triz

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Beatriz Sousa Rutzats Pereira

Years Active

2017–presente

Genres

rap, trap, funk, dancehall, MPB, samba

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Triz, artistic name of Beatriz Sousa Rutzats Pereira, is a Brazilian rapper, singer, and songwriter born in São Paulo, SP. Their work stands out for publicly addressing gender non-binary, a theme that Triz has embraced and debated through their art, challenging social norms and promoting LGBTQIA+ visibility.

In 2017, Triz released the self-authored single "Elevação Mental", with an LGBT theme, whose music video reached millions of views on YouTube. The following year, they performed at the "Festival Bananada", in Goiânia. In 2021, they collaborated with Felipe Puperi and Rita Zart on the soundtrack of the feature film "Raia 4". Their first self-authored album, "Triz", was released in 2022, featuring a guest appearance by Criolo on the track "23 graus". The album, produced by Caê Rolfsen and Pedro Santiago, explores genres such as rap, trap, funk, and dancehall.

With references ranging from Cartola to Sabotage, Triz moves through various musical rhythms, demonstrating a versatility that goes beyond rap, the genre with which they first gained recognition. Their music is marked by poetry that addresses life experiences, overcoming challenges, and the search for acceptance, engaging with social agendas and gender identity. Triz has also participated in recent hits such as "Baile do Bruxo", by Ronaldinho Gaúcho, consolidating their presence in the Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• Raia 4 (Trilha Sonora Original do Filme) (2021)
• Triz (2022)