First Press Philips – 6349.045 with original insert. Jards Macalé, a renowned Brazilian multi-artist, released his eponymous debut album in 1972, a groundbreaking work that left its mark on Brazilian popular music. In this seminal work, Macalé collaborated with talented musicians who contributed to the diverse and innovative sound of the album. Musicians like Tuti Moreno and Lanny Gordin brought their unique skills to the project, enriching the compositions with their distinct influences and styles. The blend of jazz, psychedelic rock, tropicalismo, and soul came to life with the contribution of these renowned artists, who helped shape the album’s singular sound. In addition to the incredible musical contributions, the album cover was designed by Luciano Figueiredo, adding a striking and complementary visual element to the auditory experience provided by Macalé’s music. The cover art, much like the music on the record, reflects the creativity and artistic daring that permeate Jards Macalé’s entire body of work.