Carlos Zimbher

Origin

Taguatinga, DF

Years Active

1986

Genres

MPB, Brazilian popular music

Instruments

voice

Biography

Antonio Carlos Zimbher, artistically known as Carlos Zimbher, was born in Taguatinga, in the Federal District, on July 10, 1967. He began his musical career in 1986, in Brasília, where he was a member of several bands with varied styles, such as salsa, choirs, and vocals. In addition to his work as a singer, Zimbher also stood out in composing soundtracks for theater and in the creation of a children's musical in 1995.

In 1997, Zimbher moved to São Paulo in search of new professional challenges, a city where his albums began to be released. In 1999, he released the album "Diverso" through the Elo Music record label. In 2004, he presented "Coração Contemporâneo", an album that featured the participation of various artists such as Simone Soul, Ceumar, and Gero Camilo, performing his own compositions and collaborations.

Carlos Zimbher also explored the field of theater as a playwright, writing the text and music for the show "Ópera Urbe – Peste Contemporânea" in 2016. His musical work encompasses different genres and demonstrates a versatility that connects him to various branches of Brazilian music, engaging in dialogue with artists such as Itamar Assupção and Ná Ozetti.