Lúcio Ricardo

Origin

Fortaleza, CE

Years Active

1979

Genres

MPB, rock, blues, música nordestina

Biography

Lúcio Ricardo is a singer, songwriter, and performer from Ceará, with a consolidated career in Brazilian music. His musical journey began in 1979, when he joined the Massafeira movement, a milestone in Ceará's cultural scene. Later, he also participated in the Falange Canibal group, alongside other names such as Lenine. Throughout his career, Lúcio Ricardo released his solo CD in 2002, recorded live during the "Feira da Música" in Fortaleza. He has also participated in several collective CDs and historical LPs, such as "Massafeira Livre".

The artist is recognized for his skill in festivals, having been awarded best performer on several occasions, including in Camocim and Garanhuns. His music ranges across various genres, with influences from rock, blues, and MPB, always featuring a strong northeastern identity. Lúcio Ricardo's work is marked by his versatility and the quality of his compositions and interpretations.

Lúcio Ricardo is considered one of the great performers from Ceará and an important name in Brazilian popular music. His participation in movements like Massafeira and his solo and compilation discography demonstrate his relevance and contribution to Brazil's rich musical tapestry. He has collaborated with several renowned artists and remains active in the musical scene.

Discography

• Lucio Ricardo (2003)