Trilogy

The group began with Duran Ramos, J.R. Mansanet, and Carlos Rivera. The original lineup released four singles: "Red Hot", "Latin Love, "Gotta Be Free", and "Love Me Forever Or Love Me Not". In 1992, Mansanet and Rivera left the group and were replaced by Angel DeLeon and Kenny Diaz. Diaz shortly left the group and was replaced by Darrin Henson. Following the lineup change, the group released "Good Time". Joey Kid replaced Henson in 1994 and the members joined the [a=C + C Music Factory] for their album [i]Anything Goes![/i] and the following tour. They disbanded in 1995. In 2021, the group reformed with Ramos, Mansanet, De Leon, and Kid.