O Rio, A Cidade, A Árvore (English: The River, The City, The Tree) is the second album from the Brazilian rock band Fresno, released in 2004, through the RCT and Antídoto.

This CD has consolidated the band's indie scene and the national song "Onde Está" was a huge success, it made the charts and emerged to Fresno for the general public.

The competence of the musicians is already proven, no need to rip silk, but it is remarkable the maturing of the vocal work of Paraíba, sooner the better guitarist than singer, now good with both.

[2] There are 12 themes that deal with what any good fan of Fresno expect: Love afflictions that, on the one hand make you teary-eyed, also renewed hope.

[3] Fresno began to support his album on 11 February 2005 in São Paulo and ended on 29 December 2005 in Rio Grande do Sul.