Bruno Medina

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years active

1997–2007

Genres

indie rock, mpb, rock alternativo, folk rock, indie pop

Instruments

keyboards, piano, rhodes piano, guitarra de canya, escaleta

Biography

Bruno Medina da Cunha, born in Rio de Janeiro on August 10, 1978, is a prominent Brazilian musician, best known as the keyboardist for the influential indie rock band Los Hermanos. His musical journey began in his childhood, where he developed a passion for both playing the piano and writing stories. After studying communication at PUC-RJ, where he met the other members of Los Hermanos, Medina's musical aspirations took precedence over a career in advertising.

Medina's contribution to Los Hermanos was significant, with the band achieving widespread success in the Brazilian music scene. He played a crucial role in the band's creative process, contributing to their distinctive sound. Beyond his work with Los Hermanos, Medina is also a writer, a passion he has nurtured since his youth. His dual talents in music and writing have allowed him to express himself through various artistic avenues.

Although Los Hermanos decided to take a hiatus in 2007, Bruno Medina has continued to be involved in music and other creative projects. He has also been recognized for his writing, having penned a column for the G1 portal. His multifaceted career showcases a deep artistic sensibility and a commitment to his creative pursuits, making him a notable figure in contemporary Brazilian culture.