2000 Release of Live Concert Filmed in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil and Barcelona, Spain (1999). • 1. Maçã • 2. Oceano • 3. Açaí • 4. Fato Consumado • 5. Para-Raio • 6. Flor de Liz • 7. Faltando Um Pedaço • 8. Doidice • 9. Um Amor Puro • 10. Eu Te Devoro • 11. Se • 12. Samurai • 13. Capim • 14. Acelerou • 15. A Carta • 16. Boa Noite • 17. Seduzir • 18. Sina • 19. Pétala • 20. Lilás • 21. Azul • 22. Meu Bem Querer • 23. Dupla Traição • 24. Nem Um Dia
Djavan, Oscar Rodrigues Alves
Director
Djavan
Self - Singer
André Vasconcellos
Self - Musician (baixo e vocais)
Max Viana
Self - Musician (guitarra, violão e vocais)
João Castilho
Self - Musician (guitarra, violão e vocais)
Carlos Bala
Self - Musician (bateria)
Paulo Calasans
Self - Musician (teclados)
Marcelo Martins
Self - Musician (sax e flauta)
Walmir Gil
Self - Musician (trompete e flugelhorn)
François Lima
Self - Musician (trombone)
Beth Bruno
Self - Musician ( vocais de apoio em "Boa Noite", ...)
Cecília Spyer
Self - Musician ( vocais de apoio em "Boa Noite", ...)
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