Luiz Carlos Paraná

about

Been born in Ribeirão Claro/PR, he worked as farmer until 19 y.o. He learned alone to play guitar (violão). In the 50s, when he lived in a pension in Rio De Janeiro, he divided one room with João Gilberto. In the following decade, already established in São Paulo, he created the historical boate Jogral, in the São Luís Avenue. Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, Paulo Vanzolini, Jorge Ben and Noite ILustrada were some of the costumers. His best knowed composition is "Maria, Carnaval e Cinzas", defended, in 1967, for Roberto Carlos in III the Festival of Brazilian Popular Music, promoted for the TV Record. Paraná died in 1970, with 38 y.o. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

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Onze Sambas e uma Capoeira

A Música de Carlos Paraná - 1971

A Música de Carlos Paraná

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Coleção Folha Raízes da Música Popular Brasileira Vol. 16: Paulo Vanzolini

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3o. Festival da MPB (TV Record) Vol. 1

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Casa De Caboclo

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3o. Festival Da MPB (TV Record, SP, 1967) Vol. 1

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Nova História da MPB Vol. 49: Adoniran Barbosa & Paulo Vanzolini

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Paulo Vanzolini - Onze Sambas E Uma Capoeira

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3. Festival da MPB (1967) Vol. 1

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Paulo Vanzolini,Onze Sambas e Uma capoeira

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Paulo Vanzolini: Onze Sambas e uma Capoeira

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