Domingo is the quietly radical debut that introduced Gal Costa and Caetano Veloso as central voices of Brazilian popular music. Recorded in 1967, the album predates the full explosion of Tropicália, instead presenting a stripped-back, lyrical, and deeply melodic set of songs rooted in bossa nova, folk, and emerging MPB sensibilities.

With delicate arrangements and close vocal interplay, the record foregrounds songwriting craft and emotional nuance. Tracks such as Coração Vagabundo, Avarandado, and the title song Domingo reveal the poetic clarity and musical curiosity that would soon reshape Brazilian music. A timeless and essential document of two artists at the very beginning of their journey.