: Includes official music videos and live performances.

: The final studio album before their hiatus, focusing more on a fusion of rock and rap, with the lead single "Minha Rainha" featuring Digão from Raimundos. Why Tihuana Remains Relevant

: A more mature release that saw the band collaborating with lyricist Ivy for a "reimagined" sound, featuring the hit "Na Parede do Quintal".

: Their first live album and DVD, capturing the raw energy of their performances at the Kazebre Rock Bar in São Paulo.

: Provides high-fidelity streaming of their complete 7-album history.

Tihuana’s studio work is characterized by a "no limits" musical philosophy, evolving from heavy Latin-infused hardcore to more melodic rock.

: Offers remastered versions of early classics like Ilegal .

The band’s legacy is anchored by , a song originally intended as a "war cry" for the band members themselves that eventually became an anthem for Brazil's Special Police Operations Battalion (BOPE) following the 2007 film. Beyond this hit, Tihuana is praised for its ability to weave social commentary into infectious, mosh-pit-ready melodies. How to Listen and Download