Skank's debut album, (1993), marked the beginning of their musical journey. Recorded on a relatively low budget, the album showcased the band's raw energy and potential. Standout tracks like "É uma Partida de Futebol" and "Rá-Men" demonstrated their ability to blend rock with Brazilian influences.

Their fourth album, (1998), continued Skank's upward trajectory. With hits like "Tatuyanã" and "Entre Tantos Anos," the album solidified their position as one of Brazil's top rock bands.

Skank's seventh album, (2007), saw the band return to their rock roots while maintaining their signature blend of Brazilian rhythms. The album spawned hits like "Uns Dias" and "O Barquinho."

The release of (1996) marked a significant turning point in Skank's career. The album's lead single, "Garota Nacional," became a massive hit, propelling the band to national fame. The album itself was certified platinum in Brazil and featured other notable tracks like "Tudo Bem" and "Vira-Vira."