Frente e Versos (1990), Vida Vida (1994), and Ouro de Minas (2001).

Roupa Nova is a cornerstone of Brazilian pop rock, known for its impeccable vocal harmonies and sophisticated soft-rock sound that often draws comparisons to the American band Toto. A comprehensive discography covering 1975 to 2008 provides a complete look at their evolution from early rock experimentalism to their peak as masters of the "telenovela theme". Early Years & Transition (1975–1980)

The musical journey of Roupa Nova is a rare case of longevity and consistency in Brazilian pop history. While often associated with their massive 1980s success, the group's roots stretch back to the mid-70s, evolving from a versatile "ball group" into the definitive voice of Brazilian soap opera soundtracks. Ticketmaster Brasil The Evolution: From 1975 to 1980 Before adopting the name Roupa Nova, the group performed as

Roupa Nova (1983): Featuring the massive hit Anjo.Roupa Nova (1985): This album cemented their fame with tracks like Dona and Show de Rock'n Roll.Herança (1987): An album that showcased their versatility and moved millions of copies. The 1990s and 2000s: Maturity and Independence

Bringuedo de luxo – traz "Asas do Prazer" e releitura de "Samba do Approach".

The Roupacústico (2004) and Roupacústico 2 (2006) series revitalized their career, achieving double-platinum and gold status by reimagining their classics in acoustic formats. Included Releases Up to 2008