Maquinarama
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Released2000
LabelChaos
ProducerChico Neves (all, except 2, 5, 8, 11), Tom Capone (tracks 2, 5, 8, 11)
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| Released | 2000 | |||
| Genre | Alternative rock | |||
| Label | Chaos | |||
| Producer | Chico Neves (all, except 2, 5, 8, 11), Tom Capone (tracks 2, 5, 8, 11) | |||
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Maquinarama is the fifth studio album released by Skank, in 2000.
With Maquinarama, Skank began to move away from the reggae-tinged "party music" that had been a staple of the band for the first four albums.[2] The album sold 350,000 copies.[3]
The song "Balada do Amor Inabalável" was also put to soundtrack album of famous Brazilian soap opera Laços de Família (The family ties).
- "Água e Fogo" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral/Edgard Scandurra)
- "Três Lados" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral)
- "Ela Desapareceu" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral)
- "Balada do Amor Inabalável" (Samuel Rosa/Fausto Fawcett)
- "Canção Noturna" (Lelo Zaneti/Chico Amaral)
- "Muçulmano" (Samuel Rosa/Rodrigo F. Leão)
- "Maquinarama" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral)
- "Rebelião" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral)
- "A Última Guerra" (Samuel Rosa/Lô Borges/Rodrigo F. Leão)
- "Fica" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral)
- "Ali" (Samuel Rosa/Nando Reis)
- "Preto Damião" (Samuel Rosa/Chico Amaral)
