In 2017, Titãs' Acústico MTV turned 20 years old since its release and fans were asking the band to celebrate the occasion somehow, but they were focusing on their rock opera Doze Flores Amarelas, which involved a complex and sophisticated tour.

[14][17][18] Usually, Bellotto sings "Polícia" and "Querem Meu Sangue"; Mello performs "Cabeça Dinossauro", "Tô Cansado" and "Toda Cor" alone on his acoustic guitar; and Britto plays "Miséria" and "Nem Cinco Minutos [Guardados]"[18][14] (the latter on the piano, despite the song having been written on the acoustic guitar[13]).

[18] The project's songs were rehearsed by the three current members in his living room; vocalist, keyboardist and bassist Sérgio Britto said the arrangements were created as if the band were preparing a small show for people paying them a visit at home.

[18] In 2020, the band announced the project would be recorded in studio and the resulting work would be released in three EPs with a total of 25 tracks.

The version of "Querem Meu Sangue" is sung both in Portuguese and English, with the verses of the original song ("The Harder They Come", by Jimmy Cliff).

"[26] In his blog on G1, journalist Mauro Ferreira said the "songs originally featured in punk-looking albums – such as 'Cabeça dinossauro' (...) and 'Comida' – sound artificial, just like the foul message of '32 dentes'.

As technically competent as the songs' performances are, the trio Titãs already looks like a mere cover of the band that made history in the pop universe of Brazil in the 1980s and 1990s.

Not even the inclusion of a recent song – 'É você' [...] diluted the feeling that Titãs produce as an acoustic trio the nostalgia of modernity.