Roupa nova

The song Roupa nova, with its duration of 3 minutes and 18 seconds, is a piece that adds to the extensive career of the band Roupa Nova. This group, with over three decades in the music scene, has managed to maintain a constant presence in Brazil, filling concerts and keeping its original members. Their journey began to take off in the 1980s with songs that resonated on the radio and, very particularly, in Brazilian soap operas, forging a lasting connection with their audience.

Throughout their career, Roupa Nova has released 22 studio albums and 5 DVDs, selling over five million copies. Many of their songs have become part of the Brazilian cultural fabric by being included in the soundtracks of television productions. Songs like Dona, which accompanied Roque Santeiro, or Coração Pirata in Rainha da Sucata, are examples of how the band's music integrated into the popular imagination. Faced with changes in the music industry in the early 2000s, the members took the initiative to found their own label, Roupa Nova Music, to manage their production and distribution. An important milestone in their journey was the recording of the CD and DVD RoupAcústico in 2004, which achieved significant sales and was recognized with several awards. Later, in 2009, they fulfilled a long-held desire by recording material at the iconic Abbey Road studio in London, a project that culminated with the Latin Grammy award.