The band is considered one of the main groups in Brazilian rock. Like most groups from the 1960s, Os Mutantes were heavily influenced by The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix and Sly & the Family Stone. However, Brazilian musicians were also immersed in their local culture, exercising their own creativity in the use of feedback, distortion and studio tricks of all kinds, just as was done by the Liverpool quartet and the group The Beach Boys. In this sense, Mutantes were pioneers in mixing rock and roll with Brazilian musical and thematic elements. Another characteristic of the group was irreverence. Like Os Mutantes, there began to be a kind of mixture of foreign and Brazilian music and the addition of new ideas, with doses of experimentalism, thus opening the way for musical hybridism.
Os Mutantes began their activities in 1966, as a trio, when they performed on the program O Pequeno Mundo de Ronnie Von on TV Record. On the eve of the program's premiere, the trio had the name "Os Bruxos", but neither Rita Lee nor the Dias Baptista brothers (Arnaldo and Sérgio) were satisfied with that name and wanted to change it. According to Carlos Calado,[2] the idea for the name "Os Mutantes" came from an ironic joke between Alberto Helena Júnior, the program's producer, and Ronnie Von, who, at the time, was reading O Império dos Mutantes, by Stefan Wul, and did not talk about any other subject. "Are you guys still looking for a name for the boys ensemble? Why not The Mutants?" Ronnie Von liked Alberto Helena's idea and took it to the group, who approved it immediately.
The group soon became one of the main exponents of the new MPB, influenced by Tropicália, until it dissolved in 1978. Over these twelve years, nine albums were recorded, two of which - O A e o Z and Tecnicolor - were only released on 1990s, when the group began to be recognized, on the national and international rock scene, as one of the most creative, dynamic, radical and talented of the psychedelic era and the history of world rock. In 2006, the band reunited, without Rita Lee or Liminha, but with the presence of Arnaldo Baptista and Zélia Duncan on vocals. The following year, Arnaldo and Zélia left the band, which was recomposed with other musicians and continues to perform under the leadership of Sérgio Dias, the only remaining member of the original lineup.
I'm Sorry Baby
Os Mutantes Lyrics
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Não vou brincar com você
Desculpe, babe
Não vou mais ser joão-ninguém
Eu vou correndo
Buscar a glória, minha glória
Desculpe, babe
Desculpe, babe
Eu vou viver mais pra mim
Eu vou correndo
Buscar a glória, minha glória
The above lyrics from Os Mutantes's song I'm Sorry Baby depict a person trying to leave behind their past and make a name for themselves. They apologize to their partner for not wanting to play with them anymore and for not wanting to be just another anonymous person in the crowd. The lyrics suggest that the person has made up their mind and wants to go out and seek their own glory.
The phrase "buscar a glória, minha glória" which translates to "seek my glory, my own glory" is repeated throughout the song. It highlights the idea of achieving something great and making a name for oneself. The lyrics also suggest that the person wants to focus on themselves and their own desires, rather than being tied down to someone else's expectations or desires.
Overall, the song portrays the struggles that individuals face in finding their own path and discovering their own identity. It encourages the idea of taking risks and chasing after one's own dreams, rather than conforming to societal norms or expectations.
Line by Line Meaning
Desculpe, babe
Apology to a romantic partner
Não vou brincar com você
I won't play games with you anymore
Desculpe, babe
Apology reiterated
Não vou mais ser joão-ninguém
I won't be a nobody anymore
Eu vou correndo
I am in a hurry
Buscar a glória, minha glória
To find glory, my own personally defined version of it
Desculpe, babe
Repeat apology
Mas eu já me decidi
I have already made up my mind
Desculpe, babe
Another apology
Eu vou viver mais pra mim
I will live more for myself
Eu vou correndo
I am in a hurry
Buscar a glória, minha glória
To find glory, my own personally defined version of it
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ARNALDO BAPTISTA, ARNALDO DIAS BAPTISTA, RITA CARVALHO, RITA LEE JONES CARVALHO
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Caroline Freitas
Reparei nesse show q esse baterista é muito foda, adoro essa versão inglês
Hugo Abreu
@TULIO FUZATO sim ele é, participou dos 4 primeiros álbuns, ficou uns 5 ou 6 anos na banda, muito tempo
TULIO FUZATO
@Hugo Abreu acho que Dinho Leme é o batera original dos primórdios dos Mutantes .....
Hugo Abreu
dinho leme é outra lenda viva
Brian Prager bwprager123
So much love for Os Mutantes! Beauties! <3
Nicolau Crivochein
Show.. Grandes Representantes da música brasileira.. Mutantes ..
Alexandre Piecatoski
Só sei gosto dessssssaaaaaaaaa turma showwww.
Manuela Leal
❤️
Bruna alv
porra ñ consigo achar em português com o áudio bom
Giovane Campos
Eu canto pra vc