Trix (Trillizas de oro)

Trix (born July 5, 1960 in Floresta, Buenos Aires, Argentina), is the stage name of the triplet sisters María Emilia Fernández Roussee, María Eugenia Fernández Roussee and María Laura Fernández Rousse.
Biography.
Their parents Oscar Fernández and Paulina Alicia Rousse were bank employees. Paulina discovered that she was pregnant with three by taking an X-Ray. Curiously, María Emilia and María Eugenia are twins and María Laura was the last to be born. Their birth caused a sensation at that time since they were the first triplets in Argentina born naturally.
They were born and spent their childhood in the neighborhood of Floresta, Buenos Aires, Argentina and they attended the Instituto Ana María Janer during primary school. Years later they moved to Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina where they attended Colegio Nuestra Señora de la Misericordia.
Career.
María Emilia Fernández Roussee, María Eugenia Fernández Roussee and María Laura Fernández Rousse began their career doing Commercials for television when they were just four years old. 
In 1968, thanks to the Actor Alejandro Rey, a friend of their uncle Lalo, they made their debut in the famous variety show called "Sábados Circulares". At the age of 13, in Venezuela they made a youthful series called "Angelitos del Demonio". 
In 1976, they presented in Buenos Aires a show called "Canta, canta, canta". In 1976, they started a program in Canal 13 called "El verano de los chicos". 
In 1978 at age 17, they participated in the film "El Tío Disparate". After being part of the film, on a flight from Colombia to Argentina, the figure of Las Trillizas appeared on the cover of a magazine. And on the recommendation of Palito Ortega, who was on board that flight, they are hired by Julio Iglesias to do a world tour like their chorus girls. After gaining fame through the tour, they began receiving contracts as presenters and entertainers of variety shows.
In 1981, they started making appearances on television shows in Europe like Musikladen. After the success of "El Club de Mickey" they moved away from television for several years to dedicate themselves to raising their children, but they returned to the small screen with a new children's program called "Las Tres Marías". 
In 2005, they returned to television as hosts in a program called "Estamos como queremos". 
They are the hosts of the television program "Mañanas Nuestras".
Personal life.
Clemente Zavaleta and María Emilia Fernández Roussee have three children and five grandchildren:
Horacio Laprida and María Eugenia Fernández Roussee have four children and two grandchildren:
Ernesto Trotz and María Laura Fernández Rousse have three children and seven grandchildren: