This 1997 album, their debut on RCA Records, captured Só Pra Contrariar at the height of their popularity, blending samba-pagode rhythms with pop and salsa influences for a largely Portuguese-language but internationally accessible sound.
- The album was a commercial success in Brazil, topping the charts and selling over 3 million copies.
- It included the hit single "Que Se Chama Amor," which became one of their most recognizable songs.
- The album's production aimed for a polished sound, incorporating elements that appealed to a broader pop and R&B audience beyond traditional pagode fans.
Só Pra Contrariar was a Brazilian pagode group that achieved mainstream success in the 1990s. Their crossover appeal brought Brazilian samba and pagode music to international audiences.
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