This 1997 album saw the band reuniting after a long hiatus, largely featuring original members Ney Matogrosso, João Ricardo, and Gerson Conrad, delivering a sound that revisited their earlier fusion of rock and Brazilian popular music. It marked a significant comeback for a group whose legacy had been solidified in the 1970s.
- The album was released on CD by WM Brazil, a label often associated with mainstream popular music releases.
- Genre-wise, the album is classified under psychedelic rock, folk rock, and world music, reflecting the band's eclectic approach.
- The release date was June 11, 1997, placing it firmly in the band's later career phase.
Secos & Molhados was a Brazilian rock band formed in São Paulo in the early 1970s, known for their androgynous costumes, face paint, and theatrical performances. They emerged during a period of intense musical creativity in Brazil, blending rock with MPB and elements of Portuguese and indigenous music.
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