Anjo Terrestre
Anjo Terrestre formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2007, with Lorena Nunes on vocals and Felipe Roseno on guitar. They later added Alexandre Dultra on bass and...
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Anjo Terrestre formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2007, with Lorena Nunes on vocals and Felipe Roseno on guitar. They later added Alexandre Dultra on bass and Guilherme Parentoni on drums. Their first album came out in 2009, titled after the song 'Quem Me Dera!' which became one of their better-known tracks.
That debut established their sound, which some critics found too ethereal for the mainstream at the time. They kept at it anyway, putting out two more albums in 2012 and 2015. Another song people remember is 'Lua De Amarelo.'
They were never the biggest act, but they had a steady run for several years with that core lineup. The music stayed introspective and atmospheric through those three records.
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