[2] In 1992, Utopia contract a Brazilian producer Rick Bonadio, the owner of a studio where recorded with new or upcoming artists, to produce an self title debut album, With an circulation of 1 million copies, it was an big commercial failure, only selling at least more than 100 copies, after that, Dinho continues making small work on the studio, until to that day, that a sertanego duo didn't arrive to the studio, leaving a free time, but the Vocalist asked to pass the night recording some novelty songs, among these, there was a song called "Mina (Minha Pitchulinha)", that was more slow and the vocals was more corny similarly to the singer Regidaldo Rossi, the lyrics was only completely during the recording.

[4] With the relation to the instrumental part, This song it's very similar to a famous composition of Elton john (one of the inspiration of the band) titled Crocodile Rock.

In parts of it, Júlio appears characterized as a mariachi represents the happiness and the humorous intention of the members.

The music video of the song shows each member of the band offering a wide range of fictional products of the brand "Titãs" (like banks, whiskeys, food, etc.)

[11] [12] The video features performances by Carlos Moreno [pt], Bárbara Paz and Cheila Ferlin.