Album Tracks:
01. Track One 02. Track Two 03. Track Three 04. Track Four 05. Track Five 06. Track Six 07. Track Seven 08. Track Eight 09. Track Nine 10. Track Ten 11. Track Eleven 12. Track Twelve 13. Track Thirteen 14. Track Fourteen
Biography:
In early 1981, some friends in the working class borough of Vila Carolina, a natural punk enclave in the city of São Paulo, teamed to form the Inocentes. Three were former members of the Condutores de Cadáver (the Corpse Transporters): bassist Clemente, guitarist Callegari, and drummer Marcelino. With vocalist Mauricinho, they completed the initial formation of a group who synthesized the entire history of punk rock in Brazil. Several formations later, the group continued to play, with Clemente being the only remnant from earlier years. The band had a central role in the development of the punk style in Brazil, also being the only Brazilian rock band built around the figure of a black musician, Clemente.
In mid-1981, the Inocentes played in public for the first time, in the festival Grito Suburbano in São Paulo. The record store associated with the punk movement, Punk Rock Discos, sponsored a 45 rpm album with some bands, including the Inocentes. The album was released in April 1982, with the band already having expelled Mauricinho. With the press` growing interest in the punk movement, Clemente was contacted by a video producing company, who created a documentary named after one of the group`s songs called Garotos do Subúrbio.
In 1988, their album The Inocentes was a more direct rock approach for the band. But the recording label lost interest in the band with their average selling of 20,000 copies per album. Always surviving crises, the Inocentes also recorded Estilhaços (1992), Subterrâneos (Eldorado, 1994), and Ruas (Paradoxx, 1996).
