Superativa
Superativa came out of Brasília in the late 1980s, a rock band built around the vocalist and lyricist Zé Maria. Their debut album 'Controle Remoto' put them...
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Superativa came out of Brasília in the late 1980s, a rock band built around the vocalist and lyricist Zé Maria. Their debut album 'Controle Remoto' put them on the map, and the song 'Epidemia' became a radio staple, an anthem that stuck around.
Their sound had a raw energy and pulled from different places, touching on glam rock and Brazilian rhythms over a few more albums like 'Epilepsia' and 'O Pecado Mora ao Lado.' The core lineup included Zé Maria, Sérgio Melo on guitar, Marco Diniz on bass, and Johnny Luciano on drums.
Zé Maria's lyrics and persona drew both fans and criticism, with an anti-establishment edge that resonated with some listeners. The band dissolved in the 1990s, but songs like 'O Cara' and 'Cubo Mágico' from their catalog kept playing.
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