Caetano Veloso - Caetano Veloso (Vinyl)

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2026 European pressing on Ipanema Sun, catalogued by Discogs as an unofficial release
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  • Label Ipanema Sun
  • Format Vinyl, LP, Album
  • Format details 2026 European pressing on Ipanema Sun, catalogued by Discogs as an unofficial release
  • Media 1 x Vinyl
  • Originally released 1968
  • Region EU
  • Genres Latin and Psychedelic Rock
  • Catalog number 1405
  • UPC 7451107771158
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2026 European Pressing On Ipanema Sun

A 2026 European pressing of Caetano Veloso's 1968 album, issued on Ipanema Sun as catalogue 1405, one of a seven-title run of Brazilian records the imprint put out that year. Ipanema Sun is not connected to Philips or to the album's original rights holders, and Discogs catalogues both the label's output and this release as unofficial. We are selling it as what it is rather than as an authorized reissue.

The album itself is Veloso's first solo record and his second overall, after Domingo with Gal Costa the year before. He cut it in 1967 and Philips issued it in Brazil in 1968 in mono, as R 765.026L in the label's série De Luxe. Júlio Medaglia, Damiano Cozzella and Sandino Hohagen wrote the arrangements. Gal Costa sings on "Clara".

Veloso wrote with a wide circle here: Capinam on "Clarice", Gilberto Gil on "No Dia Que Eu Vim-me Embora" and "Eles", Ferreira Gullar on "Onde Andarás", Rogério Duarte on "Anunciação". "Soy Loco Por Ti, América" is by Capinam, Gil and Torquato Neto.

"Alegria, Alegria" came fourth at the 1967 Record festival in São Paulo, backed by the rock band The Beat Boys and booed at first for its electric guitars. "Tropicália" was named after an installation by Hélio Oiticica — the title was suggested by the film producer Luiz Carlos Barreto once the song was already written, and Veloso had not heard of Oiticica at the time. The Brazilian press then borrowed the song title to name the movement, which Veloso has said he disliked.

Rolling Stone Brasil placed the album 37th in its 2007 list of the hundred greatest Brazilian records, and the Discoteca Básica poll of 162 specialists placed it 54th.

Tracklist

Side A

  1. Tropicália
  2. Clarice
  3. No Dia Que Eu Vim-me Embora
  4. Alegria, Alegria
  5. Onde Andarás
  6. Anunciação

Side B

  1. Superbacana
  2. Paisagem Útil
  3. Clara
  4. Soy Loco Por Ti, América
  5. Ave Maria
  6. Eles

UPC: 7451107771158
Label: Ipanema Sun
Release Date: 10.2.26
Format: Vinyl