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[[File:Os Trabalhadores do Comércio.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Os Trabalhadores do Comércio in 1981.]] | [[File:Os Trabalhadores do Comércio.jpg|500px|thumb|right|Os Trabalhadores do Comércio in 1981.]] | ||
| − | '''Os Trabalhadores do Comércio''' is a Portuguese rock band, active since 1980. Their debut album, ''Tripas à Moda Do Porto'' (1981), with the hit single ''Chamem a Polícia'' is widely regarded as a landmark album in Portuguese pop music history. The group has a humorous approach. | + | '''Os Trabalhadores do Comércio''' is a [[Portugal|Portuguese]] rock band, active since 1980. Their debut album, ''Tripas à Moda Do Porto'' (1981), with the hit single ''Chamem a Polícia'' is widely regarded as a landmark album in Portuguese pop music history. The group has a humorous approach. |
==Frank Zappa== | ==Frank Zappa== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:26, 18 August 2026
Os Trabalhadores do Comércio is a Portuguese rock band, active since 1980. Their debut album, Tripas à Moda Do Porto (1981), with the hit single Chamem a Polícia is widely regarded as a landmark album in Portuguese pop music history. The group has a humorous approach.
Frank Zappa
In 1996, Os Trabalhadores do Comércio covered Bobby Brown Goes Down in Portuguese, titled Nel Ligeiro. The song was also included on the compilation album Unmatched, Quatro (1999).[1]
On their album Iblussom (2007), the group also covered Lucille Has Messed My Mind Up (in Portuguese, as Lucinda) and Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? (also in Portuguese, as P.M.D.Q.U.). [2]
