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Gravado no Citibank Hall (SP), celebra os 22 anos da banda com formação renovada. Pit Passarell soa surpreendentemente bem nos clássicos, sem tentar imitar Rodolfo.
A transitional album. Digão’s vocal style is different—more melodic and less snarling. The lyrics became less scatological and more reflective.
1. Raimundos (1994)
The debut that changed everything. Raw, fast, and packed with hits like “Selim” and “Puteiro em João Pessoa.” It set the template: punk energy + humor + northeast Brazil.
2. Lavô Tá Novo (1996)
Their commercial breakthrough. Produced by Digão (guitarist), this album featured “Eu Queria Ver o Tio Sam Morrer” (a cover of the classic “Star-Spangled Banner” with political lyrics) and “Andar na Pedra.” It went platinum. raimundos discografia completa
3. Cesta Básica (1997)
Darker, heavier, and more experimental. Songs like “Reggae do Manêro” and “O Pão da Minha Prima” show the band maturing while keeping their edge.
4. Lapadas do Povo (1999)
The last album with original vocalist Rodolfo Abrantes. A fan favorite, it includes “A Mais Pedida” (their biggest radio hit) and “Esporrei na Manivela.” After this, Rodolfo left to pursue Christian music.
5. Só no Forevis (2000) – Live Album
A transitional live record featuring new vocalist Digão (formerly guitarist). It captures the energy of the early era and introduced “Sanidade Básica.”
6. Éramos Bebês (2001)
The first studio album with Digão on vocals. More melodic and polished, but still punk. Tracks like “Me Lambe” and “Fique Doida” kept the party going. Aqui está uma sugestão de post para blog,
7. Kavookavala (2003)
A concept album of sorts—raw, chaotic, and back to basics. Highlights: “O Baile do Cingapura” and “Minha Cuca.”
8. Elétrico (2004) – Live Unplugged-style
Acoustic but not soft. This live album reimagines classics with guests like João Gordo (Ratos de Porão). A unique gem.
9. Rammpraeya (2006)
A strange, experimental phase. Mixed reviews, but tracks like “Infeliz Natal” show their refusal to repeat themselves.
10. Cantigas de Garagem (2010)
A return to form. Catchy, fun, and full of garage-punk swagger. “Pitando no Kombão” and “Boca de Docê” stand out. Raimundos para Ultrans e Ultralteens (Ao Vivo) (2016)
11. O Embate do Século: Ultraje a Riger vs. Raimundos (2017) – Split Album
Not a true Raimundos album, but a hilarious split with Ultraje a Rigor. Each band covers the other’s hits.
12. Deixa Eu Falar (2021)
Their most recent studio album. Mature but still irreverent, with social commentary and that signature Raimundos groove.
Com a saída de Canisso e Marquim, a banda entrou em uma nova era. O som ficou mais experimental e voltou às raízes do Reggae.
Relançamento com faixas bônus, demos e remixes. Vale pelo material raro.