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Crescendo is the third album by the Brazilian rock band Ultraje a Rigor, released in 1990. Crescendo" ("Growing Up"). Filha da Puta" ("Son of a Bitch"). Volta Comigo" ("Get Back with Me"). Laços de Família" ("Family Bonds"). Secretários Eletrônicos" ("Answering Machines"). Maquininha" ("Little Machines"). A Constituinte" ("The Constituent").

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Brazil's Ultraje a Rigor were mostly firing blanks by the time of their third album Crescendo. Their first disc, 1985's Nós vamos Invadir sua Praia, had been the model of witty, rock & roll economy, but 1987's Sexo!! had been under-whelming to say the least, revealing the band's limitations to be twice as thorny a challenge the second go-round. And yet, incredibly, Crescendo sunk even further, even as it actually found Ultraje a Rigor attempting to move forward, hence the title's translation: growing. Of course, its artsy pretensions, no matter how honest (see the.

This song is by Ultraje a Rigor and appears on the album Crescendo (1989) .

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로필: Is a Brazilian band of rock'n'roll, created in the early 80s in Sao Paulo. Conceived by Roger Rocha Moreira (vocals, guitar), exploded in 1983 in Brazil due to the hits "Inútil" and "Mim Quer Tocar". In 1985 the band became nationally known for the album Nós Vamos Invadir Sua Praia that brought the first gold and platinum for the national rock, and recently received the title of best album by the Brazilian magazine MTV. His initial training was Roger, Leonardo Galasso (drums, known as Leôspa), Silvio (bass) and Edgard Scandurra (guitar).

In 1989, more mature and somewhat stressed out by the constant touring, they recorded their third LP, Crescendo. The album sold well, but the media was beginning to lose interest in Ultraje after its four years of success. Even so, Ultraje still provoked controversy, teasing the announcement of the end of official censorship with the song Filha da Puta. The song was censored extra-officially on many radio stations and TV programs, which hindered promotion of the album.