Lado B Lado A (Portuguese: Side B Side A) is the third album by Brazilian band O Rappa.[1] It was released in 1999 through Warner Music.[2] Rolling Stone Brasil listed it as the 93rd best Brazilian music album.[3]
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In 2007, the title song was featured in the Brazilian film Tropa de Elite.
- "Tribunal De Rua" - 4:21
- "Me Deixa" - 4:08
- "Cristo E Oxalá" - 4:26
- "O Que Sobrou Do Céu" – 3:53
- "Se Não Avisar O Bicho Pega" – 5:15
- "Minha Alma (A Paz Que Eu Não Quero)" - 5:04
- "Lado B Lado A" - 5:05
- "Favela" - 3:21
- "Homem Amarelo" - 4:17
- "Nó De Fumaça" - 3:45
- "A Todas As Comunidades Do Engenho Novo" - 6:18
- "Na Palma Da Mão" - 7:02
O Rappa
- Lauro Farias - bass guitar, keyboard bass in "Cristo e Oxalá", vocals
- Marcelo Falcão - vocals, acoustic guitar in "Tribunal de Rua" and "A Todas As Comunidades Do Engenho Novo", electric guitar, tamborim in "Me Deixa" and "Cristo e Oxalá", flute in "A Todas As Comunidades Do Engenho Novo"
- Marcelo Lobato - keyboards, cuíca, vibraphone, talk box and congas in "O Que Sobrou do Céu", melodica, MPC programming, derbak, flute, vocal
- Marcelo Yuka - drums; vocals in "Tribunal de Rua", derbak, cowbell and harmonium in "Minha Alma", keyboards, timbales in "Homem Amarelo", purrinhola in "Nó de Fumaça", vocals
- Xandão - electric guitar, derbak in "Nó de Fumaça", vocals in "Se Não Avisar, o Bicho Pega"
Músicos adicionais
- Bill Laswell - bass in "Na Palma da Mão"
- Carlos Eduardo Hack - violin in "Na Palma da Mão"
- DJ Negralha - scratch, metal quotes in "Me Deixa" and "Cristo e Oxalá", percussion and vocals
- Armando Marçal - pandeiro in "Favela", djembê, cuica, derbak, congas, timbale, agogô and tambourine
- Aline, Amilaque, Felipe, Fernando, Gustavo, Núbia and Pedro - children's choir in "A Todas as Comunidades do Engenho Novo"
- Carlinhos Vaca Prenha, Carlos Henrique Groid, Eduardo Fifi, Rodrigo Molusco and O Rappa - "wronged" handclaps in "Na Palma da Mão"
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