Producer Mayrton Bahia recovered the sound and asked Russo to write some lyrics for it, so that the album contained at least one new tune.

[2] Russo was an opposer of the construction of the Central Nuclear Almirante Álvaro Alberto in the city of the song title.

The song video shows the members in Angra dos Reis: Marcelo Bonfá in a schooner on the shore or drawing next to the power plant; Renato Russo trying to write the lyrics to the song in a typing machine or singing next to the place; and Renato Rocha riding a bike around the city.

Dado Villa-Lobos had his parts recorded in Rio de Janeiro, since his child was about to be born; a brief shot of his wife Fernanda's ultrasound is shown.

By the end of the video, the song is over and Bonfá is seen watching images of the power plant with a female voice stating: "The danger is over.