Celso Riccardo
Celso Riccardo formed a band in São Paulo in the late 1970s, initially calling themselves A Turma do Celso. They played nightclubs and bars around the city,...
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Celso Riccardo formed a band in São Paulo in the late 1970s, initially calling themselves A Turma do Celso. They played nightclubs and bars around the city, building a following before releasing their self-titled debut album in 1980. That record included 'Amar-te É Bom Demais,' a ballad that became their biggest hit.
Their music was mostly romantic pop with some rock and samba touches, heard on songs like 'Eu e Tu' and 'Por Ti Não Vou Chorar.' The group kept recording through the 1980s and into the 1990s, putting out albums like Para Sempre in 1981 and Quero Voltar in 1990.
The lineup featured Celso Ribeiro on vocals, Ricardo Corrêa on guitar, Paulo César on drums, Luiz Carlos on bass, and Reginaldo Babá on keyboards. They stayed together for years, playing the same kind of sentimental material that first got them noticed.
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