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SEPULTURA To Record Brazilian TV Special

October 7, 2003

SEPULTURA will record a TV special later this week about the soundtrack to the movie "Lisbela e o Prisioneiro", on which they appear with two previously unreleased tracks — a cover song, "A Dança Das Borboletas", and the instrumental "O Matador". Next week, SEPULTURA will fly to Santiago, Chile to play a show at Instituto Nacional, on Saturday, October 18. The show was previously postponed due to weather problems and has now been rescheduled.

In other news, SEPULTURA frontman Derrick Green recently rode with several professional motocross riders for an MTV Sports Brazil special which is tentatively set to air in March. Check out the pictures here.

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