A Hora E A Vez Do Cabelo Nascer
Os Mutantes Lyrics
Composição: Arnolpho Lima Filho - Mutantes
Venha ver as minhas cores
Ah, tá na hora do cabelo nascer
Hasteei o meu cabelo
Foi a hora em que então fiquei sabendo das coisas
O meu cabelo é verde-amarelo
Violeta e transparente
A minha caspa é de purpurina
Venha ver as minhas cores
Ah, tá na hora do cabelo nascer
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Os Mutantes were formed in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1966 by Rita Lee and brothers Arnaldo Baptista and Sérgio Dias. Active during the Tropicália movement of the late 1960s, they took Brazilian music and fused it with British rock and American psychedelia to create a distinctive, vibrant sound. Along with Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, Nara Leão, Tom Zé, Torquato Neto, Capinam and Rogério Duprat, they helped define the Tropicália movement. Read Full BioOs Mutantes were formed in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1966 by Rita Lee and brothers Arnaldo Baptista and Sérgio Dias. Active during the Tropicália movement of the late 1960s, they took Brazilian music and fused it with British rock and American psychedelia to create a distinctive, vibrant sound. Along with Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Gal Costa, Nara Leão, Tom Zé, Torquato Neto, Capinam and Rogério Duprat, they helped define the Tropicália movement.
While still in high school, Rita Lee teamed with brothers Arnaldo Baptista and Sérgio Dias Baptista to form the band. A trio of brash musical experimentalists, the group fiddled with self-made instruments, distortion, feedback, musique concrète, and studio tricks of all kinds to create a lighthearted, playful version of extreme Brazilian music. This was their best creative moment.
While Gil and Veloso were first imprisoned and then exiled to England during the military dictatorship in Brazil (1969-1972) the Mutantes left the Tropicália movement, adding a more psychedelic flavour to their sound.
The 70s seemed to be a time of great upheaval for the band, both creatively and personally. They left behind their "tropicalist" roots and made their first lysergic trip which resulted in the album "Jardim Elétrico" (Eletric Garden) and "O Primeiro Dia do Resto da Sua Vida (rare album - title translates as "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life"). With influences of the progressive band Yes the trio (with Liminha at the bass and Dinho at the drums) made their last album together "Os Mutantes e Seus Cometas no País dos Bauretz".
Rita Lee left the band for reasons that remain unclear; Lee says they kicked her out, while Arnaldo blames her, claiming she sent him to mental institutions for his excessive LSD usage. In an attempt to escape from one psychiatric institution he jumped from the 5th floor, after which he was in a coma for 6 weeks, only very slowly recovering from his fall. After Rita left in 1972 they developed two psychedelic-progressive-hippie-rock albums which were "O 'A' e o 'Z'" and "Tudo Foi Feito Pelo Sol" (without Arnaldo), which went on to be their best selling album.
With the beginning of the 80s the Mutantes were almost forgotten or considered to be the old hippie-band of the now famous former Mutantes singer Rita Lee. In the 90s Beck and Kurt Cobain of Nirvana began to spread the word about them.
Finally, thanks to promotion and namechecking by David Byrne through his record label Luaka Bop, Os Mutantes has gained a greater global audience within the past decade. With Luaka Bop they released the album Everything is Possible! which is a compilation of their greatest hits (as curated by David Byrne). On 22nd of May 2006 they played their first concert since 1975 with the Baptista brothers reunited on stage. Apparently Devendra Banhart asked them to be their roadie for the show which led them to invite him as a support act.
While still in high school, Rita Lee teamed with brothers Arnaldo Baptista and Sérgio Dias Baptista to form the band. A trio of brash musical experimentalists, the group fiddled with self-made instruments, distortion, feedback, musique concrète, and studio tricks of all kinds to create a lighthearted, playful version of extreme Brazilian music. This was their best creative moment.
While Gil and Veloso were first imprisoned and then exiled to England during the military dictatorship in Brazil (1969-1972) the Mutantes left the Tropicália movement, adding a more psychedelic flavour to their sound.
The 70s seemed to be a time of great upheaval for the band, both creatively and personally. They left behind their "tropicalist" roots and made their first lysergic trip which resulted in the album "Jardim Elétrico" (Eletric Garden) and "O Primeiro Dia do Resto da Sua Vida (rare album - title translates as "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life"). With influences of the progressive band Yes the trio (with Liminha at the bass and Dinho at the drums) made their last album together "Os Mutantes e Seus Cometas no País dos Bauretz".
Rita Lee left the band for reasons that remain unclear; Lee says they kicked her out, while Arnaldo blames her, claiming she sent him to mental institutions for his excessive LSD usage. In an attempt to escape from one psychiatric institution he jumped from the 5th floor, after which he was in a coma for 6 weeks, only very slowly recovering from his fall. After Rita left in 1972 they developed two psychedelic-progressive-hippie-rock albums which were "O 'A' e o 'Z'" and "Tudo Foi Feito Pelo Sol" (without Arnaldo), which went on to be their best selling album.
With the beginning of the 80s the Mutantes were almost forgotten or considered to be the old hippie-band of the now famous former Mutantes singer Rita Lee. In the 90s Beck and Kurt Cobain of Nirvana began to spread the word about them.
Finally, thanks to promotion and namechecking by David Byrne through his record label Luaka Bop, Os Mutantes has gained a greater global audience within the past decade. With Luaka Bop they released the album Everything is Possible! which is a compilation of their greatest hits (as curated by David Byrne). On 22nd of May 2006 they played their first concert since 1975 with the Baptista brothers reunited on stage. Apparently Devendra Banhart asked them to be their roadie for the show which led them to invite him as a support act.
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Henrique Souza
Tem gente que acha defeito em tudo! Coloca o Arnaldo lá pra ver se ele faz isso hje! Não estamos em 1970 meu caro. Com todo respeito ao Arnaldo e aos Mutantes antigos! Vc deveria agradecer por poder ouvir esse suspiro em meio ao lamaçal em que se encontra a música brasileira! Mutantes!!!
Archie Wolf
1:05 o cara lança um lick animal como se não fosse nada. Sem dúvida é um dos melhores guitarristas da época.
Benji Capitão
Carái! Que som potente da porra! Que baixão!
Não é atoa que são considerados a maior do rock BR \mm/
Luis Di Paula Jr.
Legião Urbana é a maior banda do rock and roll latino e brasileiro de todos os tempos
Jimmy crimson
@Jecleson Dos Santos casa das máquinas é foda, mas mutantes ainda ganha.
Jecleson Dos Santos
Eles são muito bons! Mas a melhor...sem sombra de dúvida..."Casa Das Máquinas"!
Andrew Bourne
i love this song!! i knew the sepultura version 1st, from 1989 but os mutantes as awesome!!!!
Professor Fábio Bordignon
Um exemplo do deboche em plena ditadura militar. Sensacional
Escuta Só
@Jessé Carvalho Meu caro , eu estava lá. Em Porto Alegre, lancei e apoiei uma banda que trabalhava com a obra deles, chamava-se " Os Arnaldos " sucesso muitos anos. Convivi com músicos que eram amigos da Rita Lee. E , digo mais , os Mutantes fazem sucesso até hoje em Londres. Sua música é vanguarda até os dias atuais. Mais não te direi , pois que, explicação é pra porteiro. Eu vivi, participei e conheci. Não acredita na lenga-lenga que professorez
inhos e amiguinhos maconheiros te contam,
Jessé Carvalho
@Felipe Mesavila Rsrsrsrs esse daí com certeza pastou legal rsrsrsrs gado demais