Directed and produced by Fernando Adour , a notable figure from the Jovem Guarda era. Arrangements were handled by musicians like Luiz Claudio Ramos and Ely Arcoverde .

: A Portuguese version of "Redeviens Un Bébé". Historical Context

Today, the Original Vinyl LP is considered a rare find for collectors of 1970s Brazilian psychedelia and religious folk. Os Meninos De Deus – Aperte... Não Sacuda - Discogs

Os Meninos de Deus (The Children of God) arrived in Brazil around 1973, led by couples like Thiago and Tabita. While the movement later faced significant international controversy regarding its practices, in the early 70s, the Brazilian group was primarily seen as a that used theater and music to attract young people to their faith. The group eventually dissolved or rebranded as "A Família" (The Family) in 1978.

and "Estou Feliz" : Both written or adapted by member Manasés .

Many of the songs were originally from international communities of the movement and were translated into Portuguese by the Brazilian members. The group viewed the music as a "powerful form of prayer". Key Tracks The album consists of 12 tracks, including:

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Directed and produced by Fernando Adour , a notable figure from the Jovem Guarda era. Arrangements were handled by musicians like Luiz Claudio Ramos and Ely Arcoverde .

: A Portuguese version of "Redeviens Un Bébé". Historical Context Os Meninos de Deus Aperte NГЈo Sacuda 1974

Today, the Original Vinyl LP is considered a rare find for collectors of 1970s Brazilian psychedelia and religious folk. Os Meninos De Deus – Aperte... Não Sacuda - Discogs Directed and produced by Fernando Adour , a

Os Meninos de Deus (The Children of God) arrived in Brazil around 1973, led by couples like Thiago and Tabita. While the movement later faced significant international controversy regarding its practices, in the early 70s, the Brazilian group was primarily seen as a that used theater and music to attract young people to their faith. The group eventually dissolved or rebranded as "A Família" (The Family) in 1978. Historical Context Today, the Original Vinyl LP is

and "Estou Feliz" : Both written or adapted by member Manasés .

Many of the songs were originally from international communities of the movement and were translated into Portuguese by the Brazilian members. The group viewed the music as a "powerful form of prayer". Key Tracks The album consists of 12 tracks, including:

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