Joelho de Porco is an iconic Brazilian rock band that emerged in the early 1970s, renowned for their irreverent and satirical approach to music that reflects the country’s social and political landscape. Initially part of the countercultural movement during a period of intense dictatorship in Brazil, the group gained a reputation for their bold lyrics and fusion of different musical genres, including rock, punk, and traditional Brazilian styles. The band's lineup has varied throughout the years, but their core identity as provocateurs and musical innovators has remained constant.

With a career spanning several decades, Joelho de Porco has left an indelible mark on Brazil's musical history. Their most recent releases, such as "Hey Gordão" and the single "Outra Volta / O Rapé," stay true to their roots while also showcasing how they have adapted to contemporary sounds and production techniques. Despite their long career, these releases prove that Joelho de Porco still holds a relevant position in Brazilian music, continuing to charm and challenge new generations with their characteristic blend of humor and sharp social commentary. Their self-titled album "Joelho de Porco" is a testament to their enduring legacy and influence on the Brazilian rock scene.