A 1970 studio album with 'Catavento' and a handful of songs that stuck around.
For their sound, 'Catavento' is the place. For their reach into the songbook, maybe 'Água De Beber'.
Their self-titled 1970 record is the main thing, anchored by 'Catavento' and its psychedelic feel. Zé Renato's vocal style on that track gives it a specific texture. Songs like 'Morro Velho' and 'A Felicidade' filled out the album, and later, their versions of 'Água De Beber' kept showing up in collections.
They recorded one studio album in 1970 with Zé Renato, Luiz Carlos Lira, and Marcos Valle. After that, their public presence was elusive, but songs like 'Wave' and 'Água De Beber' continued to circulate in Brazilian music sets.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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