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Os Substitutes
Os Substitutes formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s, with Lívio Tragtenberg on vocals, Osvaldo Supino on guitar, Luiz Carlini on bass, and Paulo Miklos on...
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Os Substitutes formed in São Paulo in the late 1970s, with Lívio Tragtenberg on vocals, Osvaldo Supino on guitar, Luiz Carlini on bass, and Paulo Miklos on drums. Their song 'A Última Moda' became a defining track for them. They released their first album in 1980.
In 1981, they put out 'Que País É Este 1978,' an album that drew attention for its critical look at Brazilian society. The band's lineup shifted around that time, with Dino Verdade replacing Supino on guitar. They kept recording through the 1980s, releasing albums like 'A Última Moda' in 1984 and 'Substitutos para Importar' in 1986.
Os Substitutes stopped playing together in 1993. Their music, particularly songs like 'A Última Moda,' remains part of how people remember Brazilian rock from that period.
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