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Sim e Não - Wikipedia

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Sim e Não

Studio album by

Nando Reis e os Infernais

Released

2006

Recorded

2006

Nando Reis e os Infernais chronology

MTV ao Vivo
(2004)

Sim e Não
(2006)

Luau MTV
(2007)

Sim e Não ("Yes and No") is the fifth album released by Brazilian band Nando Reis e os Infernais. It marks the first time Reis did not write songs under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.^[1] He commented that "It wasn't easy. I have always been seen as an artist connected to drugs and alcohol and that wasn't for nothing. I had this as a stimulant for my creative process. For a while, it had its benefits. But, with all that dependence and addiction, it started to be bad."^[2]

Two songs from the album were inspired by people close to Nando Reis: "Sim e Não" (inspired by his ex-girlfriend Nani) and "Espatódea" (inspired by his daughter Zoe).^[3] Commenting on the latter, Reis said once Zoe asked him when he would compose "O mundo é bão, Zoézinha"(lit. "The World Is Good, Little Zoe", but "good" is spelled as in the Brazilian hillbilly dialect), in a reference to the song "O Mundo É Bão, Sebastião!", which Reis had written for his son Sebastião.^[2] "I tried to postpone it, but she didn't fell for that. Then I did this song ("Espatódea"). Unlike my other children, there is a particularity in our case: she's red-haired. And the son touches this bond of ours. "Espatodea" is a tree that has an orange flower. Zoé's hair has an intense orange color because she's very white."^[2]

"Monoico" brings "a torrent of erotic images in which a man and a woman mix up until the difference between genres make no difference at all. Reis referred to it as "a manifesto".^[1]

Track listing

Sim ("Yes") – 3:56
Sou Dela ("I'm Hers") – 4:58
N – 3:33
Monóico ("Monoicous") – 4:20
Os Seus Olhos ("Your Eyes") – 3:44
Santa Maria ("Saint Maria") – 3:21
Espatódea ("Spathodea") – 3:45
Para Luzir O Dia ("To Shine the Daylight") – 3:37
Como se O Mar ("As The Sea") – 4:08
Pra Ela Voltar ("For Her To Come Back") – 2:56
Caneco 70 ("Trophy 70") – 6:32
Ti Amo ("I Love You") – 5:21

Personnel

Per sources:^[1]^[4]

Nando Reis — lead vocals and acoustic guitar
Felipe Cambraia — bass
Carlos Pontual — guitar
Alex Veley — keyboards
Diego Gameiro — drums
Carlito Carvalhosa — cover art

References

^ ^a ^b ^c Anjos, Márvio dos (15 May 2006). "O dilema de Nando Reis". Folha de S.Paulo. Grupo Folha. Retrieved 31 January 2021.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Entrevista - Nando Reis". ISTOÉ Gente. Editora Três. Retrieved 11 March 2015.
^ Felitti, Chico (29 October 2012). "Somente Só" [Only Alone]. Folha de S.Paulo. Serafina (in Portuguese). São Paulo: 56, 58.
^ Nando Reis – A história de "N". YouTube. 28 March 2018. Event occurs at 0:53–1:23. Archived from the original on 2021-12-12. Retrieved 20 September 2020.

Nando Reis

Carlos Pontual
Felipe Cambraia
Diogo Gameiro
Alex Veley

Walter Villaça
Luiz Brasil
Cesinha
João Vianna
Marcos Suzano
Barrett Martin
Dadi
Fernando Nunes

Studio albums

Nando Reis	12 de Janeiro Para Quando o Arco-Íris Encontrar o Pote de Ouro Infernal A Letra A
Nando Reis e Os Infernais	Sim e Não Drês Sei Jardim-Pomar

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