Megarex (album)

Megarex
Studio album by Megarex
Released	2004
Genre	Rock and roll
Length	46:11
Producer	Megarex

Megarex is the first album recorded by the Brazilian rock group Megarex. It was produced by the own band and released in 2004.[1] This album includes the hits "Santo.com" and "El fuca vermejo no mi atropellará jamás", this last one recorded in portuñol.[2]

Track listing[2]

#	Title	Songwriters	Length
1.	"Misturada"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	3:33
2.	"Bar do Zé Loco"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	3:53
3.	"El fuca vermejo no mi atropellará jamás"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira, Anthony D'amasco	3:34
4.	"Santo.com"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	3:32
5.	"Homem stress"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	4:05
6.	"Pelo ladrão"	Flavio Marchesin	3:24
7.	"The repente"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	3:35
8.	"Promessa"	Flavio Marchesin	5:22
9.	"João, o pescador"	Les Claypool, Larry LaLonde, Tim Alexander / Portuguese version: Flavio Marchesin, Eliana Rozenkwit	3:45
10.	"O texugo Venâncio"	Flavio Marchesin	4:02
11.	"Negro"	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	3:27
12.	"Homem stress" (versão 2)	Flavio Marchesin, Eduardo Tibira	3:53

Personnel

• Flavio Marchesin: vocals, bass, keyboards, banjo
• Eduardo Tibira: electric guitar, acoustic guitar
• Marco Camarano: electric guitar, acoustic guitar
• Luiz Galdino: violin
• André Novais: drums

Special guests

• Albino Infantozzih: drums (in "Misturada", "Santo.com", "The repente", "O texugo Venâncio", "Negro")
• Anthony D'amasco: drums (in "Bar do Zé Loco", "El fuca vermejo no mi atropellará jamás", "Pelo ladrão", "João, o pescador", "Homem stress (versão 2)")
• Rodrigo Thurler: drums (in "Homem stress")
• Frederico Panzio: percussion (in "Santo.com")
• Cristina Alemann: vocals (in "Santo.com")
• Ângelo Vizarro Jr.: rap (in "Misturada")

References

1. "Megarex". MusicaPopular.org (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2009-11-24.
2. Vargas, Rogério (2004-11-25). "Megarex: Megarex". Território da Música (in Portuguese). Terra. Archived from the original on 2012-12-31. Retrieved 2009-11-24.