Titãs talk about the version of 'Bichos Escrotos' recorded by Anitta for the film 'Corrida dos Bichos'

Cast of the film "Corrida dos Bichos" Disclosure Members of Titãs spoke out about the version of "Bichos Escrotos" recorded by Anitta for the film "Corrida dos Bichos". The track, which is part of the film by Fernando Meirelles, went viral after Generation Z was surprised by the fact that the song was not by Anitta. And, yes, from the Brazilian rock band. Composed by Arnaldo Antunes, Sérgio Britto and Nando Reis, "Bichos Escrotos" is part of the album "Cabeça Dinossauro", released in 1986. But it was written years before and was already part of the group's repertoire even before the album arrived. "We did it many years ago, even before recording Titãs' first album. It's an ode, a compliment, to everything that is frowned upon by society, by the status quo", explains Sergio Britto in a post on social media. "Interestingly, I see points of contact with what is done with funk, because it is a very direct language, but it is surprising and anarchic. So I think that this version they made now for Meirelles' film, despite being radically different from ours, has a pertinent reading of what we wanted to say." Britto also praised Anitta's work, citing that she is an incredible artist, who is always reinventing herself. "Apart from the technical part of her as a singer. She is also an extremely charismatic, articulate person and everything," he added. The titan also celebrated the new reading of the song by listeners. And the arrival of new people, who were not yet familiar with the group's work.