Titãs discography
Wikimedia band discography
The following is the discography of Brazilian rock band Titãs.
Studio albums
Live albums
Compilations
Singles
Videography
Video albums
Promotional videos
"Toda cor"
"Babi índio"
"Insensível"
"Aa uu"
"Cabeça dinossauro"
"O que"
"Homem primata"
"Lugar nenhum"
"Comida"
"Desordem"
"Todo mundo quer amor"
"Nome aos bois"
"Go back (remix)"
"Marvin (live)"
"Não vou me adaptar (live)"
"Massacre (live)"
"Flores" (1990 MTV Video Music Awards Brasil winner)
"Miséria"
"Medo"
"Deus e o Diabo" (recorded in New York City)
"O pulso"
"Saia de Mim"
"Não é por não falar"
"Clitóris"
"Será que é disso o que eu necessito?"
"Nem sempre se pode ser Deus"
"Taxidermia"
"Eu não aguento"
"Eu não vou dizer nada"
"Pra dizer adeus (unplugged)" [extracted from DVD Acústico MTV]
"Os cegos do castelo (unplugged)"
"Nem cinco minutos guardados (unplugged)"
"É preciso saber viver"
"Pelados em Santos"
"Aluga-se"
"A melhor banda de todos os tempos da última semana"
"Isso"
"Epitáfio" (2002 Video Music Brasil winner)
"Eu não sou um bom lugar"
"Enquanto houver sol"
"Provas de amor"
"Vou duvidar"
"Antes de você"
"Porque eu sei que é amor"
"Amor por dinheiro"
"Quanto tempo"
"Fardado"
"República dos Bananas"
"Cadáver Sobre Cadáver (ao vivo)"
Other video releases
Tudo ao Mesmo Tempo Agora (1991, features a "making of" the album)
Cover songs
Covers by Titãs
This list does not include the songs from As Dez Mais.
Titãs covers by other musicians
"Comida"
Marisa Monte, on her 1989 debut album Marisa Monte
Ney Matogrosso, on his 1989 live album Ney Matogrosso ao vivo
Exaltasamba, on their 2005 album Esquema Novo
"Miséria" was sampled by Adriana Calcanhotto on her 1992 album Senhas, in the song "Milagres" ("Miracles").
"Go Back"
Só Pra Contrariar on their 1993 debut album Só Pra Contrariar
Os Paralamas do Sucesso on their 1994 album Severino
Patrícia Marx on her 1997 album Charme do Mundo
LS Jack on their 1999 debut album LS Jack
"Querem Meu Sangue" by Cidade Negra on their 1994 album Sobre Todas as Forças
"Estrelas" by Adriana Calcanhotto on her 1994 album A Fábrica do Poema
"Eu Prefiro Correr" by Patrícia Marx on her 1994 album Ficar Com Você
"O Caroço da Cabeça" by Os Paralamas do Sucesso on their 1996 album Nove Luas
"Diversão" by Nocaute
"Estado Violência by Biquini Cavadão on their 2001 album 80
"Dona Nenê"
Rodolfo Abrantes (ex-Raimundos) in 2001
Ciro Pessoa on his 2003 solo album No Meio da Chuva Eu Grito Help
"Amanhã Não Se Sabe" by LS Jack, on their 2003 album Tudo Outra Vez
"Disneylândia" by Jorge Drexler on his 2006 album 12 Segundos de Oscuridad
"Agora" by Maria Bethânia on her 2006 album Mar de Sophia
"Os Cegos do Castelo" by Margareth Menezes on her 2008 album Naturalmente
"Sonífera Ilha", "Polícia", "Marvin", "Família", "Aa Uu" and "Epitáfio" have also been covered. See their articles for more information.
Guest appearances
Song "Tempo" (Time, composed by Paulo Miklos and Arnaldo Antunes) on Sandra de Sá's 1985 album Sandra de Sá
Song "Papai me empresta o carro" (Daddy, Lend Me The Car) on Rita Lee's 1998 live album Acústico MTV: Rita Lee
Song "Cara Feia" (Ugly Face) on Gabriel o Pensador's 2002 live album MTV ao Vivo: Gabriel, o Pensador
For information on the band members' guest appearances, see their individual articles.
Featured songs
"Aa Uu" - Hiper Tensão (Rede Globo, 1986)
"Família" - Corpo Santo (Rede Manchete, 1987)
"Nem sempre se pode ser Deus" - Confissões de Adolescentes (TV Cultura, 1994)
"Eu não vou dizer nada (além do que estou dizendo)" - Perdidos de Amor (TV Bandeirantes, 1996)
"É Preciso Saber Viver" - Pecado Capital (Rede Globo, 1998)
"Epitáfio" - Desejos de Mulher (Rede Globo, 2002)
"Isso" - O Beijo do Vampiro (Rede Globo, 2002)
"Enquanto Houver Sol" - Celebridade (Rede Globo, 2003)
"Provas de Amor" - Como uma Onda (Rede Globo, 2004)
"Sonífera Ilha" - Três Irmãs (Rede Globo, 2008)
"Polícia" - Força-Tarefa (Rede Globo, 2009)
"Antes de Você" - Caras & Bocas (Rede Globo, 2009)
"Pelo Avesso" - Cama de Gato (Rede Globo, 2009)
"Porque Eu Sei que É Amor" - Cama de Gato (Rede Globo, 2009)
"Go Back (2010 Version)" - Ti Ti Ti (Rede Globo, 2010)
Bibliography
(Portuguese) Hérica Marmo and Luiz André Alzer: A vida até parece uma festa - Toda a história dos Titãs (Life Even Looks Like a Party - All the History of Titãs). Editora Record, December 2002.
(Portuguese) Felipe Mendes Trotta: Titânicos caminhos (Titanic ways). Editora Gryphus, 1995.
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