Discografia Roupa Nova (1975 A 2 __HOT__
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Discografia Roupa Nova: The Best of Brazilian Pop Rock from 1975 to 2021
If you are a fan of Brazilian pop rock, you probably know Discografia Roupa Nova, one of the most successful and long-lasting bands in the country. With 18 studio albums, five live albums, one EP, five official compilations, two box sets and six DVDs, Discografia Roupa Nova has a rich and diverse musical legacy that spans over four decades. In this article, we will explore their discography from 1975 to 2021, highlighting their main achievements, influences and songs.
The Origins: Os Famks (1975-1978)
Before becoming Discografia Roupa Nova, the band was known as Os Famks, a name derived from the initials of their original members: Fernando (bass), Alexandre (guitar), Milton (drums), Kiko (keyboards) and Serginho (vocals). Os Famks was formed in 1975 and released two albums under the labels Continental and EMI. Their sound was influenced by soul, funk and disco music, and they had some hits like "Linda Demais" and "Casaco Marrom". However, they did not achieve much recognition or success at the time.
The Transition: Os Motokas (1979-1980)
In 1979, Os Famks changed their name to Os Motokas, hoping to attract more attention from the public and the media. They also added a new member, Ricardo Feghali (keyboards and vocals), who would become one of the main composers and producers of the band. Os Motokas released one album in 1980 under the label RCA Victor, with a more pop rock oriented sound. They had some minor hits like "Sonhos" and "Sapato Velho", but they still did not achieve the success they desired.
The Breakthrough: Roupa Nova (1981-1985)
In 1981, Os Motokas decided to change their name again, this time to Roupa Nova, which means "new clothes" in Portuguese. They also added another new member, Paulinho (vocals and percussion), who would become the lead singer of the band. Roupa Nova signed with Philips Records and released their self-titled debut album in 1981. The album was a huge success, selling over 70.000 copies and featuring hits like "Canção de Verão", "Clarear" and "Bem Simples". The band also started to collaborate with renowned Brazilian artists like Milton Nascimento, Ivan Lins and Erasmo Carlos.
Roupa Nova continued their successful streak with their next three albums: Roupa Nova (1982), Roupa Nova (1983) and Roupa Nova (1984). These albums sold over half a million copies each and featured classics like "Anjo", "Whisky a Go Go", "Lumiar", "Dona" and "Volta pra Mim". The band also became famous for their participation in several Brazilian soap operas soundtracks, such as Guerra dos Sexos, Louco Amor and Livre para Voar.
In 1985, Roupa Nova released their fifth album, also called Roupa Nova. This album was their best-selling one to date, selling over two million copies and featuring hits like "Seguindo no Trem Azul", "Show de Rock'n Roll", "Chama" and "Coração Pirata". The band also participated in the historic Rock in Rio festival in 1985, sharing the stage with international stars like Queen, Rod Stewart and AC/DC.
The Consolidation: Herança, Luz and Frente e Versos (1987-1990)
In 1987, Roupa Nova released their sixth album, Herança, which was another commercial and critical success. The album sold over two million copies and featured hits like "Linda Demais", "A Viagem" and "A Força do Amor". The band also participated in the soundtrack of the movie Dirty Dancing, with a Portuguese version of the song "(I've Had) The Time of My Life".
In 1988, Roupa Nova released their seventh album, Luz, which was a more experimental and diverse work. The album sold over 500.000 copies and featured songs like "Sensual", "Chuva de Prata" and "Começo, Meio e Fim". The band also collaborated with international artists like Ray Charles, who sang with them on the song "Um Sonho a Dois".
In 1990, Roupa Nova released their eighth album, Frente e Versos, which was a more rock-oriented work. The album sold over 220.000 copies and featured songs like "Ibiza Dance", "Cristais" and "Amor de Índio". The band also participated in the soundtrack of the movie Ghost, with a Portuguese version of the song "Unchained Melody".
The Evolution: De Volta ao Começo, Vida Vida and 6/1 (1993-1996)
In 1993, Roupa Nova released their ninth album, De Volta ao Começo, which marked a new phase in their career. The album was more mature and sophisticated, with influences from jazz, blues and soul music. The album sold over 200.000 copies and featured songs like "De Volta ao Começo", "Sapato Velho" and "A Lenda". The band also participated in the soundtrack of the movie A Bela e a Fera, with a Portuguese version of the song "Beauty and the Beast".
In 1994, Roupa Nova released their tenth album, Vida Vida, which was a more upbeat and optimistic work. The album sold over 200.000 copies and featured songs like "Vida Vida", "Maria Maria" and "A Metade da Maçã". The band also collaborated with international artists like Gloria Estefan, who sang with them on the song "Felicidade".
In 1996, Roupa Nova released their eleventh album, 6/1, which was a more experimental and diverse work. The album sold over 90.000 copies and featured songs like "O Sal da Terra", "A Viagem" and "Amar é". The band also participated in the soundtrack of the movie O Corcunda de Notre Dame, with a Portuguese version of the song "Someday".
The Reinvention: Através dos Tempos, Agora Sim and Ouro de Minas (1997-2001)
In 1997, Roupa Nova released their twelfth album, Através dos Tempos, which was a more introspective and nostalgic work. The album sold over 75.000 copies and featured songs like "Através dos Tempos", "A Paz" and "O Sonho Acabou". The band also participated in the soundtrack of the movie Titanic, with a Portuguese version of the song "My Heart Will Go On".
In 1999, Roupa Nova released their thirteenth album, Agora Sim, which was a more upbeat and optimistic work. The album sold over 250.000 copies and featured songs like "Agora Sim", "É Cedo" and "Quem Te Viu, Quem Te Vê". The band also collaborated with international artists like Laura Pausini, who sang with them on the song "Inesquecível".
In 2001, Roupa Nova released their fourteenth album, Ouro de Minas, which was a more mature and sophisticated work. The album sold over 90.000 copies and featured songs like "Ouro de Minas", "Retratos Rasgados" and "Brisa da Manhã". The band also participated in the soundtrack of the movie Harry Potter e a Pedra Filosofal, with a Portuguese version of the song "Hedwig's Theme". 4aad9cdaf3