Cesar Camargo Mariano
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Pianists · b. 1943

Cesar Camargo Mariano

Brazilian singer, pianist, arranger, composer and music producer

Born
19 September 1943
São Paulo
Country
Brazil
Record labels
Philips Records, Odeon, RGE, PolyGram, Elenco
Discography
11 albums

Biography

Cesar Camargo Mariano is a jazz musician who plays piano, musical keyboard and voice. Cesar Camargo Mariano was born on 19 September 1943 in São Paulo. The music is usually filed under jazz, pop music and bossa nova. Record labels: Philips Records, Odeon, RGE and PolyGram. The discography here lists 11 albums, from “Cesar Camargo Mariano & Cia.” (1980) to “Duo” (2005). Honours include Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (2006).

César Camargo Mariano (born 19 September 1943) is a Brazilian pianist, arranger, composer and music producer.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Cesar Camargo Mariano & Cia. 1980
Samambaia 1981
A Todas as Amizades 1983
Todas as teclas 1983
Voz e suor 1983
Prisma 1985
Ponte das Estrelas 1986 · Live
Ponte das Estrelas 1986
Mitos 1988
Piano & Voz 2003
Duo 2005

Also plays on

Albums where Cesar Camargo Mariano is credited as a sideman

1974 Elis & Tom — Elis Regina & Tom Jobim piano
1988 Elis — 渡辺貞夫 arranger, keyboard
1994 In Tempo — 渡辺貞夫 keyboard, producer
2003 In the Name of Love — Freddy Cole keyboard

Awards

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Cesar Camargo Mariano play?

Cesar Camargo Mariano is known for playing piano, musical keyboard and voice.

When and where was Cesar Camargo Mariano born?

Cesar Camargo Mariano was born 19 September 1943 in São Paulo.

What are Cesar Camargo Mariano's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Cesar Camargo Mariano & Cia. (1980), Samambaia (1981), A Todas as Amizades (1983), Todas as teclas (1983) and Voz e suor (1983).

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