Angolan idol singing with Joelma, Meus Medos, Perdoa, A Cura, Blackout , Imagino , Ataque de um Leão, De Joelhos, Pot-pourri of Carimbó: Pra Dançar Carimbó / Rebola and Vai Pegar Fogo. Eternos Namorados is the eleventh studio album and eighteenth in total the band released on 3 November 2012. The album contains 12 tracks, and 2 remakes, O Que é Que Adianta?, which came remixed and El Perdiste Trono, the Spanish version of the song Perdeu o Trono. The album features several tracks featured as: Quem Ama não Deixa de Amar which contains the participation of the singer Amado Batista and is part of the soundtrack of the novel Balacobaco Rede Record, Me Beija Agora which is part of the soundtrack of the novel Guerra dos Sexos Rede Globo, The End that plays with your letter variations in Portuguese and English and O Poder de Deus" which is the first composition Joelma vocalist. 2013: Eu Me Rendo and Ao Vivo no Distrito Federal On June 15, 2013 the day they released the thirteenth studio album and the nineteenth career, titled Eu Me Rendo. Most of the songs on this disc are the Bachata rhythm, a rhythm from the Dominican Republic. The album contains such hits as "Eu Me Rendo", "A Festa Começou", "Malhando com Calypso " among others. There are also some remakes like "Abandonada" the Fafa de Belém, "Pressentimento" singer Fagner and "Onde Anda Meu Amor" the backcountry Léo Magalhães. And some other hit singles. On August 8, 2013, in Ceilândia during O maior São João do cerrado in the city of Brasília, they recorded the 7th DVD band. The songs Eu Me Rendo, "Me beija Agora", "The End", "Paris", "A Festa Começou", "Se Joga" and "Quem Ama não Deixa de Amar" were part of the repertoire that also included other major successes of this band. 2014: Vibrações and 15 years On July 31, 2014, they released the internet's fourteenth studio album and twenty-first of his career, titled Vibrations. Contains only 10 tracks. The official first single from the CD is "Vibrations", and the non-official singles are "The pat of Calypso" and "Let's Stay Well", since both were played on television programs. To celebrate the 15-year career, the Banda Calypso recorded on 23 November at the Clock Square, in Belem, a commemorative DVD. . The show featured the participation of fans who came from all parts of Brazil,