Paulinho Garcia

Thank you all for your vote

The company "Portal Brasil Mais" is offering a video documentary of the professional and personal life a Brazilian artist which will be recorded in the city where he lives. The winner artist will be chosen by popular vote, the one who get the most votes get the prize.

You can vote for Paulinho in his page built by the site at:
http://brasilmais.com/portal/paulinho-garcia/

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Thank you

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Paulinho is the "Chicagoan of the Year in Jazz" 2010

Each year, Chicago Tribune arts critics and writers choose Chicagoans of the year.
Those are the 10 artists who capture their attention and imagination in 2010.

Architecture: Ernest Wong
Peter Schaudt
Art: Ty Tabing
Theater: Martha Lavey
Classical: Ricardo Muti
Jazz: Paulinho Garcia
Rock/pop: Syl Johnson
Dance: Victoria Jalani
Movies: Gigi Pritzker
Literature: Blue Balliett

To read the text written by Howard reich please click on:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/ct-ae-1226-chicagoan-jazz-20101225,0,6800771.column

Paulinho is "Person of The Year" 2010

Awarded by Brazil Club
Spreading the word about Brazilian music & culture

To read the text written by Scott Adams please click on:
http://www.brazilclubusa.com/2011/01/personalidade-spotlight-brazil-clubs-2010-person-of-the-year/

Paulinho @ WDCB Jazz Café concert on October 13, 2011

Two of my original songs - I'll be calling for Maria (No matter what) and Do you remember me?
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I'll be calling for Maria (no matter what)
lyrics and music by paulinho garcia © Jazzmin Music (ASCAP)

If things here turn out to be so bad
I'll be calling for Maria
If things here turn out to be so sad
I'll be calling for Maria

Maria makes me feel so glad
and safe in her compania
in this world of alegria, hope and justice for us all

but if things turn out to be

green, free as once I long to see
I'll be calling for Maria
to enjoy, to share the dream with me
I'll be calling for Maria

Maria makes me feel so glad
and safe in her compania
in this world of alegria, hope and justice

I know there's no better place
where I would rather stay
I pray, God bless the USA

Do you remember me?
lyrics and music by paulinho garcia © Jazzmin Music (ASCAP)

do you remember me?
It has been now so many years
it has been now so many smiles and tears

how could I forget
the short but wonderful time
by destiny made
designed to bring to my life love happiness and cheers

you're well I suppose
I see that life has not changed you a bit
you're still lovely, desirable
that's undeniable,
I must admit

then a tender kiss
brought me memories of way back when
life was so very nice,
I still love you.

Welcome to my website!

Here you'll find all about me and my musical career. I'll be adding a blog so we can talk about life and Brazilian music. I'll be posting guitar audio and video patterns samples, workshops and master classes. This page will be linked to my music agency page "Jazzmin Music" where you'll find information on all my musical activities and of my partners, booking contacts, samples of audio and video and a downloadable press kit. You'll be also linked to my musical label page "Jazzmin Records" where you'll find reviews and news of my recording career and also be able to buy CDs online.
I hope you'll be back often because my page will be updated daily with lots of information on Brazilian arts.
Thank you!

Please follow this link to read Howard Reich's wonderful review of Two For Brazil in the Chicago Tribune of January 23

God bless Brazil

September 7, 1822

After receiving orders from the Portuguese parliament limiting his powers in Brazil, Dom Pedro I declared Brazil’s independence near the Ipiranga River in São Paulo.

Tearing the Portuguese blue and white insignia from his uniform, Pedro drew his sword, and swore: "By my blood, by my honor, and by God: I will make Brazil free." Their motto, he said, would be Independência ou Morte, Independence or Death! This statement is known as the Grito do Ipiranga.

God bless USA

"A simple way to take measure of a country is to look at how many want in and how many want out."

Only two defining forces have ever offered to die for you:
1. Jesus Christ
2. The American G. I.
One died for your soul, the other for your freedom.

England's Prime Minister Tony Blair

Paulinho endorses D'Addarios products

Paulinho Endorses Planet Waves products

Paulinho endorses B-Band guitar pickups

In memory of Heitor Giannizelli Garcia

06/26/1919 - 12/10/2005

“He was more than my father he was my hero”