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Flerte
Flerte formed in São Paulo in 1983 with Paula Toller on vocals, Arthur de Faria on guitar, Ricardo Palmeira on bass, and Paulo Miklos on drums. Their...
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Flerte formed in São Paulo in 1983 with Paula Toller on vocals, Arthur de Faria on guitar, Ricardo Palmeira on bass, and Paulo Miklos on drums. Their self-titled debut album came out in 1985 and included the song 'Buscamos o Sol,' which became a hit. The band's sound mixed pop and rock with Brazilian rhythms like samba and bossa nova.
They followed up with albums like 'Sonhando Colorido' in 1986, 'No Meio da Rua' in 1987, and 'Miragem' in 1989. Their lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, which drew both attention and criticism. Flerte broke up in 1990, but their music has been covered by other artists since then.
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