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Superama
Superama formed in São Paulo in 1993, with brothers Paulo and Sérgio Ricardo and their friend Chico Hiran. They started playing small venues while facing some...
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Superama formed in São Paulo in 1993, with brothers Paulo and Sérgio Ricardo and their friend Chico Hiran. They started playing small venues while facing some early skepticism from labels. Their debut album 'Desperdiçando Lágrimas' came out in 1995.
Their 1999 album 'A Verdade e a Ilusão' gave the band its most recognizable song. The title track became something of a philosophical pop-rock piece that listeners connected with. They kept recording through the 2000s, putting out albums like 'Fome' in 2003 and 'Pedra Fundamental' in 2011.
Paulo Ricardo handled most of the songwriting and vocals, with Sérgio on bass and Chico Hiran on drums. Their music drew from both Brazilian artists and rock acts like The Beatles and Pink Floyd, blending those influences into their own sound.
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