This 1968 self-titled masterpiece by Caetano Veloso is a foundational pillar of Brazil's subversive Tropicalia movement, brilliantly fusing traditional bossa nova rhythms with psychedelic rock. It's poetic, avant-garde arrangements served as a powerful artistic protest against the ruling military dictatorship, resulting in a deeply influential cultural milestone.

Tropicália
No Dia Em Que Eu Vim-Me Embora
Alegria, Alegria
Onde Andarás
Anunciação
Superbacana
Paisagem Útil
Clarice
Remansinho
Soy Loco Por Ti, América
Janelas Abertas No. 2
Eles