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. ''Tem Mas Acabou'' tries to change the pop sound that gave them their hit "Sobre o Tempo". The hit "Pinga" tries to establish a Brazilian atmosphere through the lyrics, even if the instrumental backing is a blend of

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cover) also have hit potential—the first with its tender melodic line, delivered with simplicity by

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Track listing

All songs written by John Ulhoa, except where noted. # "Nós Mês" (Oursel's) (Ulhoa/Bob Faria) – 1:10 # "Água" (Water) – 4:08 # "Pinga" (slang for

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) – 3:38 # "Capetão 66.6 FM" (Big Devil 66.6 FM) (Ulhoa/

) – 4:19 # "O Peso das Coisas" (The Weight of Things) – 3:29 # "Tchau to Indo Já Fui" (Good Bye I'm Going I'm Gone) (Ricardo Koctus) – 2:54 # "Céreblo" (Bwain) – 3:38 # "Nuvens" (Clouds) (Fernanda Takai) – 2:14 # "''Little Mother of Sky''" – 3:23 # "''Porque Te Vas''" (Because You're Leaving) ( José Luiz Perales) – 3:08 # "1 de Vocês" (1 of You) – 2:58 # "Lá Se Vai" (There It Goes) – 2:57 # "Dentro/Fora" (In/Out) (Koctus) – 1:45 # "Feliz Ano Novo" (Koctus) – 14:20 #*Ends at 2:51, a hidden track entitled "Secretária Eletrônica" starts at 2:55, and a skit called "A história do Capitão Oréia" starts at 13:27

Personnel

;Pato Fu *

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(3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 13),

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(3, 11, 12),

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(2, 4, 6, 9, 14),

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(1, 6, 9) *

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- lead vocals (2, 6, 7, 9, 11, 14), acoustic guitar (on "Nós Mês", "Água" and "O Peso das Coisas"), electric guitar (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14), background vocals (1, 3, 8, 10, 13), vocal snippet ("Heya" on "Cspetão"), programming (all but 9) *

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, background vocals (1, 2, 3, 7, 9) * Xande Tamietti -

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, handclaps (on "Pinga") ;Additional musicians * Nico Nicolaiewsky - accordion on "Água" and "Feliz Ano Novo" * Hique Gomez - violin on "Água" and "Feliz Ano Novo" * André Abujamra - handclaps on "Pinga", bass drum on "Nuvens", piano on "Feliz Ano Novo" * Ayrton Mugnaini Jr. - sampler from "Maneta" and "Homem da Minha Vida" * Aluízer Malab - lead vocals on "Capetão" * Karnak (André Abujamra, Carneiro Sândalo, Tiquinho, Hugo Hori, Marcos Bowie, Eduardo Cabelo, Sérgio Bartolo and Lulu Camargo) on "Capetão" * Hugo Hori - saxophone on "O Peso das Coisas" * Tiquinho - trombone on "O Peso das Coisas" and "Porque Te Vas" * Marcelo Cotrelli, Marcos Bowie - trumpet on "O Peso das Coisas" ;Production * André Abujamra =- production, mixing * Pato Fu - mixing * Thiago Marques - mixing assistant * Roberto Marques - mixing technician * Marcos Eagle - mastering * Dirceu and Ricardo Cheib - recording

References

External links

John's interview with ''Tem Mas Acabou''.
{{Authority control Pato Fu albums 1996 albums