About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant fusion of Brazilian rock and romantic pop melodies that defined a generation."
Where they were
By the time 'Jovem Guarda' was released in November 1965, Roberto Carlos was transitioning from a rising star to a key figure in the Jovem Guarda movement. This album followed his earlier success with 'Louco por Você' (1961) and solidified his role as an influential artist in Brazilian popular music.
Why it matters
'Jovem Guarda' is significant for its role in popularizing the Jovem Guarda movement, akin to the British Invasion in Brazil. The album's blend of rock with traditional Brazilian sounds contributed to Carlos's lasting impact on music and culture, leading to numerous hits and a devoted fanbase.
Essential tracks
- "Quero que vá tudo pro inferno" — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its rebellious spirit and catchy melody, showcasing Carlos's ability to blend rock influences with Brazilian rhythms.
- "Lobo mau (The Wanderer)" — A standout cover that reflects the international influence on Carlos's sound, it captures the essence of youthful defiance prevalent in the Jovem Guarda era.
- "Sorrindo para mim" — This song exemplifies the romantic pop aspect of Carlos's style, highlighting his smooth vocals and emotional delivery that resonated deeply with listeners.
- "Não é papo pra mim" — With its upbeat tempo and playful lyrics, this track showcases the carefree attitude of the Jovem Guarda movement, making it an essential listen for understanding the album's vibe.
Release Date
November 1, 1965
Artist Origin
Brazil
Tracklist
- 1 Quero que vá tudo pro inferno 3:58
- 2 Lobo mau (The Wanderer) 2:48
- 3 Coimbra 2:41
- 4 Sorrindo para mim 2:45
- 5 O feio 2:25
- 6 O velho homem do mar 1:55
- 7 Eu te adoro meu amor 2:35
- 8 Pega ladrão 2:20
- 9 Gosto do jeitinho dela 2:39
- 10 Escreva uma carta meu amor 2:24
- 11 Não é papo pra mim 2:06
- 12 Mexerico da Candinha 3:02
