Crypta
Brazilian death metal band
Crypta is a Brazilian death metal band from São Paulo, formed in 2019. Vocalist and bassist Fernanda Lira, drummer Luana Dametto, and guitarists Tainá Bergamaschi and Sonia Nusselder founded the band. The current lineup comprises Lira, Dametto, Bergamaschi, and guitarist Victoria Villarreal, who joined as a touring musician in 2025 before becoming a permanent member in 2026. Guitarist Jéssica di Falchi, a former band member, had also joined as a touring musician. Prior to forming Crypta, Lira and Dametto were in thrash metal band Nervosa.
History
Formation
On 25 April 2020, after straining their professional relationship, Fernanda Lira and Luana Dametto left the band Nervosa. The following month, on 20 May, they announced that they had formed a death metal band, the style they most identify with, called Crypta. They completed the line-up with guitarists Sonia Anubis (ex-Burning Witches) and Tainá Bergamaschi (ex-Hagbard). Despite the announcement, the band was formed a year earlier in June 2019. On 16 June, Napalm Records announced that they would release the band's debut album.
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