Kim

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Joaquim Cezar Motta

Years Active

1990

Genres

pop rock, MPB, gospel, romantic

Instruments

vocals, keyboards

Biography

Joaquim Cezar Motta, widely known as Kim, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, producer, arranger, and poet, born in Rio de Janeiro on November 3, 1967. He is most recognized as the lead vocalist of the Christian pop-rock band Catedral, a role he has held for over three decades. Parallel to his work with Catedral, Kim has maintained a successful solo career, focusing on romantic ballads and introspective themes.

Kim's solo career officially began in 1990 with the release of his album "Além do Espelho." His music often explores themes of love, faith, and personal reflection, resonating with a dedicated audience. Throughout his career, he has released several albums, including "Coração Aberto" (which achieved gold status), "Simplesmente Kim," and "Realidade." His discography also features international re-recordings and collaborations, showcasing his versatility.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Kim is also a psychologist and has published a book of poetry titled "Sobre Muitas Coisas" in 2006. His multifaceted career blends his passion for music with his academic and literary pursuits, solidifying his status as a respected artist in the Brazilian music scene.