"Metal Contra as Nuvens" ("Metal Against the Clouds") clocked in at 11 minutes and is the longest song ever recorded by the band. Some of the more popular entries on the album are "O Teatro dos Vampiros" ("The Theater of the Vampires"), "Sereníssima" ("Most Serene"), "Vento no Litoral" ("Coastal Wind"), and "O Mundo Anda Tão Complicado" ("The World Has Been So Complicated"). One year after "V", EMI released "Música P/ Acampamentos" (Music 4 Camping), which is a compilation of rarities and live material. A previously unreleased song, "A Canção do Senhor da Guerra" ("Warlord Song"), which was to be in "Dois" and was rejected by EMI, turned into an immediate hit. The album had got featuring keyboardist Carlos Trilha and bassist Bruno Araújo, later the recording, Araújo left the band, and joined bassist Tavinho Fialho and guitarist Sérgio Serra.