PC Guimarães

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Also known as

Paulo César Guimarães dos Santos

Years Active

2010

Genres

brazilian jazz, instrumental

Instruments

guitar, bass, keyboard, vibraphone

Biography

Paulo César Guimarães dos Santos, known professionally as PC Guimarães, is a Brazilian guitarist, composer, arranger, and producer born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, on July 9, 1990. He is a versatile musician who has contributed to various projects within the Brazilian music scene.

Guimarães was part of the group Semreceita and later formed the Duo Foz with multi-instrumentalist Natália Mitre. Together, they released the album "Interseção dos Mundos" in 2021, featuring original compositions such as "Amálgama," "Interseção dos mundos," "Lançar âncora," and "Montanha." In 2022, he launched his first solo album, "Quintal," which includes tracks like "Bem-te-vi," "Montanha," "Quebra-cabeça," "Redescobrir," "Sopro de luz," and "Touch." His music often falls within the Brazilian jazz genre.

Beyond his own projects, Guimarães has collaborated with other artists and participated in various musical endeavors. His work showcases a strong foundation in instrumental music, with influences that span jazz and other contemporary Brazilian styles. He is also active on social media platforms, sharing his music and behind-the-scenes content with his followers.

Discography

• Interseção dos Mundos (2021)
• Quintal (2022)