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Turminha Da Graça
Turminha da Graça was a Brazilian group that formed in the early 1960s. They were part of the tropicalia movement, which blended traditional Brazilian rhythms...
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Que Lição, Seu Faraó!
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Quem Quiser Ser Feliz
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A Missão
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A Vitória Virá
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Campeão
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Deus Tremendo
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Que Lição, Seu Faraó!
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Quem Quiser Ser Feliz
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A Missão
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A Vitória Virá
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Campeão
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Deus Tremendo
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Em Tudo Juízo
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Eu Quero Estar Com Cristo
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Moisés, o Libertador
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O Grande Sinal
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O heroi, Moisés.
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Os Guerreiros se Preparam
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Para, Para Por Aí!
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Povo Hebreu
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Que Legal!
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Servir a Deus É Muito Bom
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Turminha da Graça was a Brazilian group that formed in the early 1960s. They were part of the tropicalia movement, which blended traditional Brazilian rhythms with more experimental sounds. Their 1968 album 'Tropicália: Ou Panis et Circencis' became a significant document of that period.
The group faced censorship and harassment from authorities who saw their lyrics as politically subversive. This tension between creative expression and political repression defined much of their work.
Other songs like 'Eu Quero Estar Com Cristo' and 'Servir a Deus É Muito Bom' show the group's engagement with religious themes alongside their political commentary. The lineup included Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, Tom Zé, Osmar Macedo, and Baby Consuelo at various points.
Their music combined infectious melodies with pointed lyrics, creating work that resonated with Brazilian youth while drawing official scrutiny. The group's recordings and performances captured a particular moment in Brazil's cultural history.
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