adapted by [cd] Patrícia do Valle Dias
arranged by Inocentes
art direction Liminha
bass, voice André Parlato
coordinator [graphic for cd] Silvia Panella
cover, graphic design [coordination original] Silvia Panella
drums, voice Tonhão
guitar, voice Ronaldo Passos
lacquer cut by José Oswaldo Martins
marketing Elaine Medeiros
mixed by José Luis Goes
mixed by Ricardo Franja
photography by Paulo Vasconcellos
producer Geraldo D'Arbilly
producer Pena Schmidt
recorded by Carlos "Cacá" Lima
vocals, guitar Clemente Tadeu Nascimento
Record Company Warner Music Brasil Ltda.
Record Company Warner Music Group
Licensed To Warner Music Brasil Ltda.
Distributed By Sonopress Rimo Indústria E Comércio Fonográfica S.A.
Manufactured By Sonopress Rimo Indústria E Comércio Fonográfica S.A.
Glass Mastered At Arvato Brasil
Recorded At Estúdio RAC
Mixed At Estúdio Vice Versa
Lacquer Cut At RCA Eletrônica Brasileira S.A.
Packaging: Jewel case. 2-part booklet (4 pages).

Adeus Carne, is the first LP in the history of Inocentes, came out in 1987 still under the ashes of the EP [m919545] that had come out a year earlier.

The song Pátria Amada that opens the album, summed up the feeling of every Brazilian at that moment, after the failure of the Cruzado Plan, and went straight to the top 10 rock radio stations across the country.
It is the band's first conceptual album, and its name, is the meaning of the word Carnaval, consecutively the album ends in samba with an overwhelming version of Pesadelo by Paulo César Pinheiro.

Adeus Carne has other hits that remain in memory, songs like Cidade Chumbo and Tambores, had their guitar sound praised even by Herbert Vianna

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