Lukinhas da Divisa
Lukinhas da Divisa comes from Divisa Nova do Sul in Minas Gerais, a small town in the Brazilian countryside. He started playing at local festivals, drawing on...
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Lukinhas da Divisa comes from Divisa Nova do Sul in Minas Gerais, a small town in the Brazilian countryside. He started playing at local festivals, drawing on the traditional sertanejo sounds of the region.
In 2019, his debut single "Todos Trajados" became an instant hit. The song's catchy rhythm and lyrics about rural life connected with listeners, and it shares its name with his first studio album from that year. He followed it with another album called "Vida de Rodeio" in 2021.
While primarily a solo artist, he's often backed by a band with Lucas on guitar, Bruno on bass, and Leonardo on drums. Some critics have questioned his approach to the genre, but his music continues to find an audience.
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