O Menino Que Eu Era / Eu Vou Embora / Tudo Terminou / Esta Tarde Vi Chover

Released in 1978 under the Continental label, this EP represents a specific era in the career of Demetrius, a prominent figure in the Brazilian music scene who rose to fame during the Jovem Guarda movement of the 1960s. By the late 1970s, the recording industry in Brazil was shifting toward a more polished, romantic sound, and this collection of tracks serves as a snapshot of that transition. The EP compiles a selection of songs that highlight his ability to bridge the gap between his earlier rock-influenced roots and the sophisticated, sentimental balladry that defined mainstream Brazilian pop at the time.

The selection includes the tracks O Menino Que Eu Era, Eu Vou Embora, Tudo Terminou, and the notable cover of Esta Tarde Vi Chover, a classic composition by Armando Manzanero. The design and production reflect the functional aesthetic of Continental's releases from that period, which focused on accessibility for the general public and radio play. As an artist who maintained a steady presence for decades, Demetrius's work from this era was generally received as a reliable continuation of his established persona, appealing to a loyal audience that appreciated his interpretative vocal style.