Paulo César Barros

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

1960–presente

Genres

rock and roll, jovem guarda, pop rock

Instruments

bass, double bass, composer

Biography

Paulo César Barros was born in Rio de Janeiro on January 31, 1947. He is a renowned Brazilian bassist and composer, having gained prominence as one of the founders of the iconic band Renato e Seus Blue Caps, alongside his brothers Renato Barros and Ed Wilson.

Throughout his musical journey, he actively participated in the Jovem Guarda movement, accompanying legendary artists such as Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos. In addition to his work with the band, he established himself as a prolific songwriter, penning songs recorded by various national performers, including Wanderléa, Cláudia Telles, and Quinteto Ternura.

In his solo career and side projects, he released works such as the 2005 album "Entre amigos", which featured guest appearances by major names in Brazilian music like Fagner and Frejat. His contribution to the electric bass and the sound of 1960s Brazilian rock remains a significant part of the country's musical history.

Discography

• Os Maiores Sucessos dos Beatles (1977)
• Paulo Cesar Barros e Amigos - Estrada (2004)