Another album that I had checked out when I first read the "1001 albums" book around 2009 or so. The description of it as a "Brazilian Sgt Pepper" was just too good to pass up.
Milton, Lo, and their compatriots were members of the Tropicalia movement, and had come together to write, and to bond over their love of the Beatles. That mutual creativity and collaboration leading to this collection of great melodies, unexpected changes, and lush arrangements.
The 60s may have been dead, but thankfully Brazil was still keeping it alive at this point.
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