Ave Lúcifer
Os Mutantes Lyrics
As maças envolvem os corpos nus
Nesse rio que corre
Em veias mansas dentro de mim
Anjos e Arcanjos repousam neste Édem infernal
E a flecha do selvagem
Matou mil aves no ar
Quieta, a serpente
Se enrola nos seus pés
Que tenta me abraçar
Vem amor, que um paraíso
Num abraço amigo
Sorrirá pra nós
Sem ninguém nos ver
Prometa, meu amor macio
Como uma flor cheia de mel
Pra te embriagar
Sem ninguém nos ver
Tragam luvas negras
Tragam festas e flores
Tragam corpos e dores
Tragam incensos e odores
Mas tragam Lúcifer pra mim
Em uma bandeja pra mim
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Julian Gandara, Leandro Machin, Elcio Decario, Rita Carvalho, Arnaldo Baptista
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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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Camila Finamora
As maças envolvem os corpos nus
Nesse rio que corre
Em veias mansas dentro de mim
Anjos e Arcanjos repousam neste
Édem infernal
E a flecha do selvagem
Matou mil aves no ar
Quieta, a serpente
Se enrola nos seus pés
É Lúcifer da floresta
Que tenta me abraçar
Vem amor, que um paraíso
Num abraço amigo
Sorrirá pra nós
Sem ninguém nos ver
Prometa, meu amor macio
Como uma flor cheia de mel
Pra te embriagar
Sem ninguém nos ver
Tragam uvas negras
Tragam festas e flores
Tragam corpos e dores
Tragam incensos e odores
Mas tragam Lúcifer pra mim
Em uma bandeija pra mim
skyfein
Hail Lucifer
The apples involve the naked bodies
In this river that runs in gentle veins inside of me
Angels and archangels don't land on this infernal Eden
And the savage's arrow killed one thousand birds in the air
Quiet, the serpent coils itself around your feet
It's Lucifer from the forest trying to hug me
Come over love, a paradise in a friendly hug
will smile at us, with no one to see us
I promise to open my soft love, like a flower full of honey
to inebriate you, with no one to see us
Bring black grapes
Bring feasts and flowers
Bring bodies and sorrows
Bring incenses and odors
But bring Lucifer to me
On a tray to me
Anahanbee
As maças envolvem os corpos nus
Nesse rio que corre
Em veias mansas dentro de mim
Anjos e Arcanjos repousam neste
Édem infernal
E a flecha do selvagem
Matou mil aves no ar
Quieta, a serpente
Se enrola nos seus pés
É Lúcifer da floresta
Que tenta me abraçar
Vem amor, que um paraíso
Num abraço amigo
Sorrirá pra nós
Sem ninguém nos ver
Prometa, meu amor macio
Como uma flor cheia de mel
Pra te embriagar
Sem ninguém nos ver
Tragam luvas negras
Tragam festas e flores
Tragam corpos e dores
Tragam incensos e odores
Mas tragam Lúcifer pra mim
Em uma bandeija pra mim
Lucas Soares
The apples involve the naked bodies
In this river that runs in gentle veins inside of me
Angels and archangels don't land on this infernal Eden
And the savage's arrow killed one thousand birds in the air
Quiet, the serpent coils itself around your feet
It's Lucifer from the forest trying to hug me
Come over love, a paradise in a friendly hug
will smile at us, with no one to see us
I promise to open my soft love, like a flower full of honey
to inebriate you, with no one to see us
Bring black grapes
Bring feasts and flowers
Bring bodies and sorrows
Bring incenses and odors
But bring Lucifer to me
On a tray to me
Vinícius Nogueira
The lyrics:
As maçãs envolvem os corpos nus
Nesse rio que corre em veias mansas, dentro de mim
Anjos e Arcanjos não pousam neste Édem infernal
E a flecha do selvagem matou mil aves no ar
Quieta, a serpente se enrola nos seus pés
É Lúcifer da floresta que tenta me abraçar
Vem amor, que um paraíso num abraço amigo,
sorrirá pra nós, sem ninguém nos ver
Prometo abrir meu amor macio, como uma flor cheia de mel
pra te embriagar, sem ninguém nos ver
Tragam uvas negras
Tragam festas e flores
Tragam corpos e dores
Tragam incensos e odores
Mas tragam Lúcifer pra mim
Em uma bandeja pra mim.
Lucas Rocha
A voz da Rita Lee, a psicodelia do Arnaldo, a virtuosidade de Sérgio fazem a maior banda de rock brasileira da história.
Gabriel Chong
@leonardo henrique tomara que seja piada.
leonardo henrique
@Dunr E d i t s Só os viciado em MPB kkk
Dunr E d i t s
discussão longa daporra bicho KKK
leonardo henrique
@Gur Eidens Meu não, o teu.
Camila Finamora
As maças envolvem os corpos nus
Nesse rio que corre
Em veias mansas dentro de mim
Anjos e Arcanjos repousam neste
Édem infernal
E a flecha do selvagem
Matou mil aves no ar
Quieta, a serpente
Se enrola nos seus pés
É Lúcifer da floresta
Que tenta me abraçar
Vem amor, que um paraíso
Num abraço amigo
Sorrirá pra nós
Sem ninguém nos ver
Prometa, meu amor macio
Como uma flor cheia de mel
Pra te embriagar
Sem ninguém nos ver
Tragam uvas negras
Tragam festas e flores
Tragam corpos e dores
Tragam incensos e odores
Mas tragam Lúcifer pra mim
Em uma bandeija pra mim
Camila Finamora
@Brendon Benegas obg por corrigir, foi o corretor!
Guilherme Viana
na verdade, a letra original era "prometo abrir meu amor macio", mas o "abrir" foi cortado por conta da censura
Brendon Benegas
@Hvitserk e ali em baixo é "uvas negras" não "luvas negras"
Brendon Benegas
@Hvitserk eu me referi a letra, eles falam o que eu falei, não o que ta ali