Carlos Paio

Carlos Manuel de Marques Paio (born at Coimbra on November 1, 1957 - August 26, 1988 at Rio Maior) was a very popular singer in Portugal. He was also a great composer, having penned some 500 songs. Some of his works became hits, including:
  • Play-back
  • P-de-arroz (Rice Powder)
  • Souvenir de Portugal (Souvenir of Portugal)
  • Vinho do Porto (Port Wine), a duet performed with Cndida Branca-Flor
  • Zero-a-zero (Nil to Nil)
  • Cinderela
  • Marcha do Pio das Nicas
  • Ga-Gago
  • Meia-dzia
  • Telefonia nas ondas do ar (Radio in the Sea's Waves)
Additionally, he was an instrumentalist (having begun to play the accordion at age five) and a producer. Carlos Paio was also a doctor, having graduated in Medicine in 1983, but his great passion was music. Carlos Paio was killed in a car accident in Ponte Amieira, near the of city of Rio Maior, in August 1988, while returning from a concert. Paio, Carlos Paio, Carlos Paio, Carlos

 

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