Live And Let Die and Rock And Roll Lullaby were present. A live DVD, called Música de Brinquedo Ao Vivo, was recorded in 2011. In 2015, their album Não Pare Pra Pensar was nominated for the 16th Latin Grammy Awards in the Best Brazilian Rock Album category. Band members Current members Fernanda Takai - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, rhythm guitar (1992–present) John Ulhoa - lead guitar, acoustic guitar, backing and lead vocals, cavaquinho (1992–present) Ricardo Koctus - bass guitar, backing vocals, pandeiro (1992–present) Glauco Nastácia - drums (2014–present) Richard Neves - keyboards, piano (2016–present) Former members Dudu Tsuda - keyboards, piano (2008–2009) Xande Tamietti - drums (1996–2014) Lulu Camargo - keyboards, piano (2005–2016) Touring members André Abujamra - guitar, piano (1996-1998) Hugo Hori - saxophone (1996) Tiquinho - trumpet (1996) Sérgio Bartolo - bass (1996) Haroldo Ferreti - drums (1993) Discography Studio albums Rotomusic de Liquidificapum (1993) Gol de Quem? (1995) + 50,000 Tem Mas Acabou (1996) Televisão de Cachorro (1998) + 100,000 Isopor (1999) + 160,000 Ruído Rosa (2001) Toda Cura para Todo Mal (2005) + 25,000 Daqui Pro Futuro (2007) Música de Brinquedo (2010) + 40,000 Não Pare Pra Pensar (2014) + 10,000 Live albums MTV ao Vivo - Pato Fu no Museu de Arte da Pampulha (2002) Música de Brinquedo Ao Vivo (2011) + 25,000 DVDs MTV ao Vivo - Pato Fu no Museu de Arte da Pampulha (2002) Video Clipes (2004) Toda Cura para Todo Mal (2007) Extra! Extra! (2009) Música de Brinquedo Ao Vivo (2011) Singles Hits "Sobre o Tempo" (from Gol de Quem?) "Pinga" (from Tem Mas Acabou; the song's name refers to a Brazilian drink, cachaça) "Canção pra Você Viver Mais" (from Televisão de Cachorro; a tribute to Takai's father) "Antes Que Seja Tarde" (from Televisão de Cachorro) "Made in Japan" (from Isopor; sung almost entirely in Japanese. It was written in Portuguese by John and translated by a Japanese teacher. Its video clip is a tribute to old Japanese Sci-Fi movies and a satire against Americanization, winning a Brazilian VMA award). The chorus comes from the song Mah Nà Mah Nà (see the article's "external links" section). "Depois" (from Isopor) "Perdendo Dentes" (from Isopor) "Eu" (from Ruído Rosa; a tribute to theremin) "Ando Meio Desligado" (from Ruído Rosa; Os Mutantes cover) "Por Perto" (from MTV ao Vivo) "Uh Uh Uh, Lá Lá Lá, Ié Ié!" (from Toda Cura para Todo Mal) "Sorte