Guilherme Sampaio
Guilherme Sampaio wrote the children's song 'Bom É Ser Criança' when he was still quite young. The song became popular in Brazil, capturing something simple...
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Guilherme Sampaio wrote the children's song 'Bom É Ser Criança' when he was still quite young. The song became popular in Brazil, capturing something simple about childhood that resonated with listeners.
He grew up in Rio de Janeiro in a musical household, which likely shaped his early interest in writing. His lyrics often drew from his own childhood experiences, giving them a straightforward, personal quality.
Sampaio released several albums in the late 1980s and early 1990s, including 'O Mundo É Nosso' and 'A Vida É uma Canção.' He worked with musicians like Sérgio Oliveira on drums and Ricardo Silveira on bass.
While some of his lyrics drew criticism at times, his music remained focused on themes of joy and childhood wonder. The songs have stayed in circulation, particularly 'Bom É Ser Criança,' which still gets played for children in Brazil.
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