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Guilherme César
Guilherme César is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Itabuna, Bahia. He moved to São Paulo to pursue music, and in 2015 his song 'Alô Amor' became a...
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Guilherme César is a Brazilian singer and songwriter from Itabuna, Bahia. He moved to São Paulo to pursue music, and in 2015 his song 'Alô Amor' became a breakthrough hit. That track led to his self-titled debut album.
His music sometimes addresses LGBTQ+ themes, which has drawn criticism from some conservative listeners. César has said he believes music should reflect all people's experiences.
Other songs like 'Deixa Rolar' and 'Largado Judiado' have also found audiences. He's released additional albums including 'Tempo' and 'Reflexo'.
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