O Silêncio Q Precede O Esporro

O Silêncio Q Precede O Esporro
Studio album by O Rappa
Released	2003
Genre	Reggae fusion samba rock rap rock
Length	69:56
Label	Warner Music
Producer	Tom Capone and O Rappa
O Rappa chronology
Instinto Coletivo Ao Vivo (2001) O Silêncio Q Precede O Esporro (2003) Acústico MTV (2005)

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O Silêncio Q Precede O Esporro (Portuguese: The Silence Dat Precedes the Blast) is the fifth album by Brazilian band O Rappa.^[2] It was produced by Tom Capone and O Rappa. It is the first album without the drummer and lyricist Marcelo Yuka, with the drums assumed by the keyboardist Marcelo Lobato and the lyrics by his brother Marcos, and Marcelo Falcão. It is distributed through Warner Music.^[3]

Track listing[]

1. "0'52" - 0:52
2. "Reza Vela" - 4:56
3. "0'05" - 0:05
4. "Rodo Cotidiano" – 6:13
5. "Papo De Surdo E Mudo" – 5:41
6. "0'04" - 0:04
7. "Bitterusso Champagne" - 6:50
8. "0'04" - 0:04
9. "Mar De Gente" - 5:35
10. "O Salto" - 6:17
11. "1'46" - 1:46
12. "Linha Vermelha" - 3:30
13. "Pára Pegador" - 4:18
14. "1'15" - 1:08
15. "0'21" – 0:21
16. "0'14" – 0:14
17. "Óbvio" - 4:17
18. "0'41" - 0:41
19. "Maneiras" - 4:15
20. "O Novo Já Nasce Velho" - 4:11
21. "Deus Lhe Pague" - 3:28
22. "1'38" - 1:38
23. "O Salto II" - 3:23

Personnel[]

O Rappa

• Marcelo Falcão — voice, guitar and classical guitar
• — guitar, citara, classical guitar, viola caipira, cavaco and vocals
• Lauro Farias — bass, acoustic bass, synth bass and vocals
• Marcelo Lobato — drums, keyboards, vibraphone, glockenspiel, tubular bells, melodica, harmonium, timpani, tambourine, surdam and vocals

Special participation

• Malena D'Álessio in "Óbvio"
• Zeca Pagodinho in "Maneiras"
• Waly Salomão voice, bass, texts and poems in "O Salto" and "O Salto (Continuo)"

Guest musicians

• Tom Capone — additional effects, guitar in "Para Pegador" and bass in "Linha Vermelha"
• Dj Negralha — scratches in "Pára Pegador", "Rodo Cotidiano", "Linha Vermelha", "O Salto", "Deus Lhe Pague", "Papo de Surdo e Mudo", "O Novo Já Nasce Velho" and "Mar de Gente", percussion and vocals
• Dj Cléston — scratches in "Óbvio" and "O Salto (Continuo)"
• Cleber Sena - drums and percussion in "O Novo Já Nasce Velho" and "Maneiras"
• Ramiro Musotto — percussion in "O Novo Já Nasce Velho" and "Maneiras"
• Da Gama — guitar, classical guitar and vocals
• Marcos Lobato — keyboards, banjo and dobro in the songs "O Salto (Continuo)", "Bitterusso Champagne" and "Óbvio"
• Chico Amaral — classical guitar in "Maneiras"
• Rogério Delayon — banjo in "Maneiras"
• Marcelo Lobato e Glauco Fernandes — string arrangements

Orchestra in "O Salto", "Deus Lhe Pague" e "O Salto (Continuo)"

• Glauco Fernandes — violin solo in "O Salto (Continuo)"
• Glauco Fernandes, Daniel Nogueira, Léo Ortiz, Pedro Mibielli, Her Agapite, Flávio Gomes, Carlos Mendes, Erasmo Fernandes, Marluce Ferreira, Rogério Rosa, Rodolfo Toffolo and Veronica Gabler — violins
• Flávia Motta, Isabela Passaroto, Jairo Diniz and Eduardo Pereira — violas
• Marcelo Salles, Luiz Zamith, Lui Coimbra and Claudia Salles — cellos

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