"É Proibido Fumar" is a 1964 single by Roberto Carlos, notable for its early rock and roll sound that helped define the Jovem Guarda movement. The song's title track and its B-side, "O Calhambeque," were both covers of American rock and roll hits.
- "É Proibido Fumar" was released in July 1964, following the success of Roberto Carlos's debut album "Loucuras de Amor."
- The single was released by CBS Records, later known as Sony BMG Music Entertainment.
- The B-side, "O Calhambeque," is a Portuguese-language cover of "Hush, Don't Wake Me Up" by The DeJohn Family.
Roberto Carlos is a Brazilian singer and composer, often credited as one of the pioneers of the Jovem Guarda music scene. He rose to prominence in the early 1960s with his rock and roll-influenced pop music.
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