Heróis de Aluguel
Heróis de Aluguel formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s around singer Paulo Ricardo, with guitarist André Jung, bassist Eduardo Paranhos, and drummer Cláudio...
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Heróis de Aluguel formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s around singer Paulo Ricardo, with guitarist André Jung, bassist Eduardo Paranhos, and drummer Cláudio Nucci. Their self-titled 1984 debut included 'A Doze Pés,' a song that connected with listeners as Brazil was emerging from military rule.
They released eight studio albums through 1996, including H.D.A. in 1985 and Geração Coca-Cola in 1989. Other tracks like 'Arte Barata' and 'Cafezinho e Coca-cola' became part of their catalog. The band's lineup shifted over time, with Ricardo as the consistent presence.
Heróis de Aluguel stopped recording together in 1997. Paulo Ricardo continued working after the band's end.
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