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Terminal 83
Terminal 83 formed in São Paulo in 2003, with Bruno Di Lullo on vocals, Pedro Hamerski on guitar, Rodrigo Netto on bass, and Marcelo Costa on drums. They took...
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Terminal 83 formed in São Paulo in 2003, with Bruno Di Lullo on vocals, Pedro Hamerski on guitar, Rodrigo Netto on bass, and Marcelo Costa on drums. They took their name from a local train station and started playing in the city's underground clubs.
Their 2006 single "Posso Tentar" became a radio staple in Brazil, with Di Lullo's vocals and the band's mix of melancholic melodies and driving rhythms connecting with listeners. The song helped build them a devoted following.
They released four studio albums between 2008 and 2017, including their self-titled debut in 2008 and "Vida Real" in 2011. Their music often featured introspective lyrics and a raw energy that carried over to their live shows.
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