Loading details…
Artist
Degradée
12+ albums
80s Poprockbrazilian rock80s rockBrock
about
Degradée was a Brazilian rock band from the 1980s that followed a new wave style. Emerging from the underground scene in São Paulo, they gained national notoriety with the hit "Mais que um Sonhador" ("More Than a Dreamer"), which became successful on radio and in dance clubs during the 1980s and was part of the soundtrack of the Globo TV soap opera "Um Sonho a Mais" in 1985. This song was re-recorded by Wander Taffo on his solo album "Lola" in 1996, and on the DVD "Rádio Taxi Ao Vivo" in 2006. The band consisted of Rogério Rego (vocals and guitar), Tom Marsh (vocals and guitar), Freddy Haiat (keyboards), Luiz Marcello (bass), and Salvador Rocca (drums). In mid-1985, Dudu Marote took over the keyboards, participating in the recording of the LP "Perdido no Tempo" ("Lost in Time"). User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
