Lucie Edel and Raphael Béreau met as young children. It was 1997 and the closure of the experimental nuclear reactor Superphénix was making a lot of noise in the media. Twenty years later, Lucie is an opera singer and Raphaël a guitarist.

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It is to celebrate childhood memories and to remember that music should remain a game for them and an entertainment for the public that they take the name of this nuclear reactor which, the year they met, had so marked them.

The Superphénix project proposes a resolutely modern and refreshing aesthetic of classical music. They propose a first programme of popular Spanish melodies from the 19th and 20th centuries.