Pra NãO Dizer Que Eu NãO Falei Do Odio

This speech at the beginning of the song the story is as follows: this song was the preferred one to win the music festival he was participating in, but because of the dictatorship, the military said that if it won, criminals would be punished for it. Said and done, thes gave the first place to the music of Chico Buarque and Tom Jobim, but even boycotted, Vandré didn't think it was fair for his friends to be booed by marmalade, as it wasn't their fault... #behindthemusic

Tangled in the cloud of hypocrisy by rich and middle-class whites, they want to oppress, take away rights and keep Brazil an eternal colony. Down to the s!

One of my favorites against dictatorship. A great hymn of resistance, no doubt. You can see why it was banned #military dictatorship #brazil

Bro, the ones that really touch the soul The beats are addictive and the lyrics are amazing I want to listen all day, non-stop!