100 most played country. In a short time the CD was already in the mouth of fans, that in all concerts asked the band to play the new songs, making the same change of improvised repertoire, taking requests from fans. At the end of 2010 the band toured Europe. 2011–2012: Meu Encanto In May 2011, the CD is released Meu Encanto. The album features quite daring in terms of variety of rhythms, mixed by the band quite as African Zouk rhythms, the tracks Isso Não é Amor and Sinônimo de Amor , and brought the Calipso arrangements with accordion, an instrument is best known for forró, on the track "Ataque de Leão and also a mix of backcountry with romantic ballad "Meus Medos" and Noite Fria Cama Vazia . Highlights for the tracks "Meu Encanto track that gives name to the project, Se Pedir um Beijo eu Dou", Doa em Quem Doer, Entre Tapas and Beijos, rewriting Leandro & Leonardo that opens the miniseries Tapas & Beijos, the Rede Globo and Não Posso Negar que Te Amo, which features the participation of the king of Brega, Reginaldo Rossi. The album was officially released on May 16, 2011 in stores. On television, the band released the album on June 5, 2011, in the program Tudo é Possivel, the Rede Record, on the same day, they released the single Meu Encanto and there was a first performance of the song Não Posso Negar que Te Amo with Reginaldo Rossi this in a TV show. 2012- 2013: Ao Vivo em Angola and Eternos Namorados Banda Calypso Ao Vivo in Angola was recorded during the International Music Festival of Sumbe in Angola. Despite logistical difficulties, the band wanted to record the DVD during presentations at the Festival as a way to pay tribute to the people of that country. There are 18 songs that show different stages of their career. Among the successes are Meu Encanto , Homem Perfeito (El Hombre Perfecto), Ardendo de Amor, Entre Tapas and Beijos (one of the most performed songs of the band, rereading the success Leandro & Leonardo, a super version "up" with the guitar Ximbinha punctuating vocals by Joelma Mendes), Doa em Quem Doer, Te Encontrei, Potpourri: Principe Encantado / Me Telefona / Você me Enganou, a track that pays homage Angola:"O Som da Africa", with the participation of the African drum "djembe" and vocal Anselmo Ralph,