Lúcio Sherman

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

1980s

Genres

soul, black music, MPB

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Lúcio Sherman is a Brazilian singer, composer, and producer who began his career in the 1980s. He performed in various venues across Rio de Janeiro and other cities in the state, as well as in Espírito Santo. Sherman has been active in the Brazilian music scene, particularly within the soul and black music genres.

His work includes collaborations with numerous artists and participation in various musical projects. He was featured on the compilation album "Black Music Brasil" in 2004, contributing his own compositions and performing alongside other notable artists like Dom Mita, Carlos Dafé, and Banda União Black. Sherman has also released his own material, including the album "Quem são os novos da MPB?" which he promoted through various shows and releases.

Sherman's career is marked by his involvement in the broader black music movement in Brazil, often performing and recording with artists who are central to this scene. His contributions highlight his role as a singer, songwriter, and producer within the rich tapestry of Brazilian popular music.

Discography

• Desejo (2023)