Carlos Walker | Cantor, intérprete, compositor, poeta e músico brasileiro

Walker interpreted "Alfazema" (The Lavender), in the soundtrack of the soap opera written by Dias Gomes, in 1974.

O Espigão

In this 1975 soap opera, written by Lauro Cesar Muniz, Walker interpreted "Beatrice".

Escalada

Walker sang "Adeus" in the famous soap opera adapted from Jorge Amado's novel.

Gabriela

Walker sings "Cisplatina" and "Limites" on Piry Reis' 1985 album, Caminho do Interior.

Caminho do Interior

Walker sings "Thereza" on Piry Reis' 1986 Rio Zero-Grau album

Rio Zero-Grau

Onda

Everyone has heard Tom Jobim, but not like this. In the 1987 album Onda, Carlos Walker (signed Wauke) reimagines Jobim's work with exhilarating, high-energy interpretations. Listen to this album here.

A Frauta de Pã

Released in 1975, when Carlos Walker was only 19 years old, with a team of some of the best Brazilian musicians of the time, A Frauta de Pã is a gem of the seventies. You can listen to this delicate, psychedelic, and innovative record here.

Fio da Canção

In 2006, with the pianist and revelation of Brazilian Popular Music Lúcio Gregori, Carlos Walker released this fantastic album, which navigates between jazz, Bossa Nova, Choro and other Brazilian rhythms. In Fio da Canção, Carlos Walker reveals all his talent as a singer and songwriter. Listen to this album here.

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Participations

The Brazilian singer, interpreter, songwriter, poet and musician Carlos Walker appeared in the effervecent Brazilian musical scene in the ‘60s and the ‘70s, when the record companies echoed the epochal philosophical and aesthetic revolutions, investing on the discovery and consolidation of new talents.

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