The Bubbles

The Bubbles were business lead by brothers César Ladeira and Renato Ladeira, sons of the air man César Ladeira and actress Renata Fronzi. They documented in 1966 the one “Não Vou Cortar o Cabelo.” Once they participated in the 1970 Guarapari Festival, they performed in London, Britain. Upon their come back, they truly became A Bolha (with drummer Gustavo Schroeter, bassist Arnaldo Brandão, and guitarist Pedro Lima) and had been invited to back-up Gal Costa in her psychedelic shows of that 10 years. Recruited by Raul Seixas (who was simply a producer after that) for the documenting of Leno’s Vida & Obra de Johnny McCartney in 1971, A Bolha just recorded their initial individual record in 1973. For the reason that decade, in addition they supported Erasmo Carlos, while Brandão joined up with Caetano Veloso’s music group (and later creator of Hanoi-Hanoi) and Schroeter became a member of Raul Seixas’ group (and Moraes Moreira’s, which became A Cor perform Som). In the ’80s, Renato created Herva Doce and Pedro Lima Túnel perform Tempo, which includes prevailed since 1994 with annual shows in the Cavern Golf club in Liverpool, Britain.