Serjão Loroza

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Sérgio Luiz de Arruda Loroza, Sérgio Loroza

Years Active

1998–presente

Genres

MPB, samba, soul, funk, rap, marchinha, música popular brasileira

Instruments

vocal, cavaquinho, acoustic guitar, bass, guitar

Biography

Born in Madureira, Rio de Janeiro, Sérgio Luiz de Arruda Loroza, better known as Serjão Loroza, began his artistic journey in the late 1980s, participating in groups such as Coral Grafado and Equale. His musical career spans various genres, including MPB, samba, soul, funk, and rap, and he stood out in the Rio music scene, performing in carnival street bands and groups like Sindicato do Soul and Monobloco. His versatility also led him into acting, establishing himself as a multifaceted artist in theater, television, and film.

Loroza gained national notoriety for his role in the television series "A Diarista," playing the character Figueirinha, and also participated in other successful television and film productions, such as "Hilda Furacão," "Orfeu," and "Carandiru." Alongside his acting career, he continued to develop his musical work, releasing original albums like "MBP – Música Brasileira de Pista" and "Carpe Diem," exploring fusions of Brazilian rhythms with soul and funk influences.

With a career that moves between music and acting, Serjão Loroza is recognized for his contagious energy and good humor. He has collaborated with various Brazilian artists and remains active in the cultural scene, whether through his musical projects, like the Loroza Brass Band, or his acting performances. His work reflects the richness of Brazilian music, with influences ranging from Tim Maia to carnival marching songs, always with a signature personal and carioca touch.

Discography

• Música Brasileira de Pista (2007)
• Carpe Diem (2013)