Carlos Cesare, 'Pablo' From Qual é a Música, Dies at 60

Overview

• Carlos Cesare died on Sunday, August 16, and his wake at Urbam and burial at Cemitério Centro were held in São José dos Campos shortly after.
• An official post from his team reported congested and edematous lungs and cardiac failure as the findings, noting these likely happened during sleep.
• Cesare first played Pablo in 1986 at age 20 and stayed in the role for about four years before leaving television to build a career in clowning and theatre.
• He created the show Armazém do Eugênio in 2003, revived it in 2023, and worked for years on local cultural programs and arts education in São José dos Campos.
• Media outlets and local institutions offered tributes, his family asked for prayers, and coverage has prompted retrospectives on the five performers who have portrayed Pablo, including Augusto Carrascal, Aníbal Beltran, Felipeh Campos and Alberto Goya.