: The track includes a lyrical reference to the sertanejo classic "Telefone Mudo" by Trio Parada Dura. Key Album Details: Ao Vivo em Campo Grande Production : Produced by Fábio Adames at Estúdio O2.
: The title "Chora Que Eu Te Escuto" (Cry, I’m Listening) is delivered with heavy irony; the narrator answers the call only to listen to the "slurred speech" and crying before putting the phone on mute. : The track includes a lyrical reference to
Watch the official live performance of Chora Que Eu Te Escuto from the DVD recorded in Campo Grande: Watch the official live performance of Chora Que
: The DVD features an intimate, rustic setting with guests on horseback and traditional "fogo de chão" barbecue. and De Vieira
Written by João Carreiro along with Gabriel Vittor, Matheuzinho, and De Vieira, the song describes a classic sertanejo scenario: a person goes out to a club after a breakup, gets drunk, and calls their ex in a desperate attempt to reconcile.
: Other notable songs from the session include "O Bagulho É Loco Mano" and "Nunca Namore um Cowboy".