Terno de Damas
Terno de Damas formed in Recife in 2013 with Leandro Lira, Celso Lira, and Fábio Trummer. They started playing traditional northeastern Brazilian rhythms like...
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Terno de Damas formed in Recife in 2013 with Leandro Lira, Celso Lira, and Fábio Trummer. They started playing traditional northeastern Brazilian rhythms like forró and baião. Their first album came out in 2015, followed by Kermesse in 2017 and O Bloco do Eu Sozinho in 2020.
Their song "Vendedor de Caranguejos" got attention in 2014 when its music video drew criticism for how it portrayed a woman dancing with a street vendor. The band defended the video as artistic expression. Other songs like "A Ostra E O Vento" and "Boi de Haxixe" show their mix of Brazilian roots with touches of jazz and rock.
They play with Leandro on vocals and percussion, Celso on guitar and vocals, and Fábio on drums and vocals. Their sound pulls from those northeastern rhythms alongside other influences, but stays grounded in the music from around Recife.
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