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Track Listings
| 1. Ando Meio Desligado |
| 2. Ave Lucifer |
| 3. Dia 36 |
| 4. Baby |
| 5. Fuga No.II |
| 6. Cantor De Mambo |
| 7. Adeus Maria Fulo |
| 8. Desculpe Babe |
| 9. El Justiciero |
| 10. Panis Et Circenses |
| 11. A Minha Menina |
| 12. Batmacumba |
| 13. La Premier Bonheur Du Jour |
| 14. Baby |
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Os Mutantes' weird psychedelic bossa nova owes more to San Francisco circa 1966 than anything bearing the traditional "world music" tag. Formed in the mid-Sixties the trio was initially shunned by audiences in their native Brazil for their use of electric instruments. By turning controversy to their advantage they became involved with the influential Tropicália arts movement (alongside its leading exponent, Gilberto Gil) and flourished, producing a slew of hallucinogenic albums until the early seventies. Everything Is Possible collects the choicest fruits from those releases. Though t
Os Mutantes' weird psychedelic bossa nova owes more to San Francisco circa 1966 than anything bearing the traditional "world music" tag. Formed in the mid-Sixties the trio was initially shunned by audiences in their native Brazil for their use of electric instruments. By turning controversy to their advantage they became involved with the influential Tropicália arts movement (alongside its leading exponent, Gilberto Gil) and flourished, producing a slew of hallucinogenic albums until the early seventies. Everything Is Possible collects the choicest fruits from those releases. Though t