I'm younger than that now", taken from the song "My Back Pages" by Bob Dylan. The band also thanked Léo Jaime (misspelled as "Leo Jayme"), who lent them his dobro. There's also a dedication to the band's touring bassist Tavinho Fialho, who died in a car crash in the year of the album's release. Music The album was titled O Descobrimento do Brasil because it came in a time when Russo was recovering from drugs and the other members were optimistic about the future. Besides, as Russo told Jornal do Brasil, "we believe in Brazil. There are many nice things. They want us to be thieves, to be like they are. But we're not." The band intended to do a different work than the previous release, V, which brought, according to them, "those progressive songs, with a melancholic load". The idea of the new album, in Russo's view, was for it to be a collection of short pop singles. The opening track "Vinte e Nove" mentions Russo's alcoholism, as well as "Só Por Hoje", (the Portuguese-language version of "Just For Today") which reproduces a motto of the Alcoholics Anonymous. "Perfeição" received a video with the same flowery design of the album cover. It was the last Legião Urbana music video. "Um Dia Perfeito" reflects the album's optimism and features a child choir composed of Nico and Mimi, Dado's children; and their friends Gabri, Antonio, Rafa, Pedro and Juju. "Love in the Afternoon" is a tribute to bassist Tavinho Fialho. The album was dedicated to him. Track listing Personnel Source: Renato Russo - lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, sitar Dado Villa-Lobos - electric and acoustic guitars, bass guitar, mandolin , dobro Marcelo Bonfá - drums, percussion, keyboards Flávio Colker - cover picture Tour The album's tour was the band's last one and featured Gian Fabra as touring bassist, replacing Fialho. According to manager Rafael Borges, Russo "wanted to and didn't want to perform live". He even scheduled some shows which would coincide with Brazil's matches at the World Cup. Back then, he thought he never delivered what he could on stage and always assumed the audience gave him more than they got. Legião Urbana's last show happened at Reggae Night, in Santos, on the coast of São Paulo state. Eventually, cans began to be thrown at the band. When Russo got git, he lied down on the