With the sonic force of a Bogotá thunderstorm, Supremacy tears through the limits of hard rock, AOR, and melodic rock, fusing blistering riffs, thunderous grooves, soaring vocals, and a distinctly Latin heartbeat. The Colombian-Brazilian powerhouse — Gus Monsanto (vocals), Paul Reyna (bass), Danny Acosta (guitar), and Diego Acevedo (drums) — have earned international acclaim as one of Latin America’s most formidable melodic rock acts. Their sound bridges the arena-ready intensity of classic rock with the sophistication of progressive and modern hard rock, placing them firmly on the global stage.
The album earned international recognition, taking Supremacy to major festivals
Formed in 2009, Supremacy made their debut with the EP Whispers of Hope (2010), a record that immediately turned heads in Colombia. That early spark propelled them to opening slots at stadium concerts for legends like Scorpions, Cinderella, and Barón Rojo, quickly establishing the band as a rising force in Colombian rock. In 2015, they released their first full-length album, Leaders, featuring collaborations with melodic rock icons Jakob Samuel (The Poodles), Nigel Bailey, Robert Säll (Work of Art), and mixed and mastered by Alessandro Del Vecchio. The album earned international recognition, taking Supremacy to major festivals such as Rock al Parque (Colombia) and Hell and Heaven Fest (Mexico), sharing the stage with acts like Rammstein, Twisted Sister, Extreme, Sebastian Bach, and Tim “Ripper” Owens, and touring extensively across the continent.
In 2017, Brazilian vocal titan Gus Monsanto (ex-Adagio, ex-Revolution Renaissance) joined the band, ushering in a new creative era. The 2018 single Sirius, mixed and mastered by world-renowned producer Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, Amaranthe, Arch Enemy, Pretty Maids), unveiled a revitalized sound that resonated globally.
After the pandemic pause, Supremacy returned stronger with Influence
After the pandemic pause, Supremacy returned stronger with Influence (2023), produced by members Paul Reyna and Danny Acosta. The album pushed their signature melodic hard rock to new heights across nine powerful tracks, including the single “Mr. Big Shot,” featuring Bruce Kulick, former guitarist of KISS. Praised by international rock media — Fireworks Magazine (UK), Powerplay (UK), Metal Hammer (Spain), La Heavy (Spain), Mariskalrock (Spain), and Burrn! (Japan) — Influence cemented Supremacy as one of Latin America’s most respected melodic rock exports.
Their global reputation continued to rise, with appearances at European festivals such as Zurbarán Rock Fest (Spain) and FireFest (UK). Following their explosive performance at FireFest 2024 in Manchester, Supremacy released a Deluxe Double Edition of Influence, titled Influence Deluxe Edition (Live in Manchester at Firefest 2024), on November 7, 2025, featuring the full live concert for fans worldwide.
Supremacy are crafting their third studio album, promising to push the boundaries of melody, emotion, and sheer rock power.
Now based between Europe and Brazil, Supremacy are crafting their third studio album, promising to push the boundaries of melody, emotion, and sheer rock power. Expect soaring hooks, thunderous riffs, explosive bass solos, and the unshakable conviction of a band redefining what Latin American hard rock can be in the 21st century.
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