Carlos José Cesare, actor known for playing Pablo on the program Qual É a Música?, directed by Silvio Santos, died at the age of 60 in São José dos Campos, in the interior of São Paulo. The death occurred on Sunday (16), and the family reported the cause this Tuesday (18): pulmonary congestion and edema, in addition to heart failure, probably occurring during sleep.
Carlos Cesare, Pablo from 'What's the Music', dies at 60
Carlos José Cesare, actor known for playing Pablo on the program Qual É a Música?, directed by Silvio Santos, died at the age of 60 in São José dos Campos, in the interior of São Paulo. The death occurred on Sunday (16), and the family...
Cesare's farewell took place on Monday afternoon (17), at the Padre Rodolfo Komorek Municipal Cemetery. According to the family, the tests confirmed the lung and heart problems that led to the artist's death.
- On television, Carlos Cesare became known for giving life to the character Pablo for four years on Qual É a Música?.
- He took on the role in 1986, at the age of 20, after the departure of the character's first interpreter, Augusto Rodríguez.
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Cesare's farewell took place on Monday afternoon (17), at the Padre Rodolfo Komorek Municipal Cemetery. According to the family, the tests confirmed the lung and heart problems that led to the artist's death.
On television, Carlos Cesare became known for giving life to the character Pablo for four years on Qual É a Música?. He took on the role in 1986, at the age of 20, after the departure of the character's first interpreter, Augusto Rodríguez.
The program was presented by Silvio Santos, who died in 2024. When the attraction returned to the air at the end of the 1990s, Pablo started to be played by Felipeh Campos, who was paired with Ellen Rocche.
Participation in the program marked Cesare's television career, but the actor also followed other paths in the artistic world. Away from television, he built a career in the circus and started performing as the Clown Eugênio Garnizé.
It was through the art of clowning that Carlos Cesare also created a friendship with actor Domingos Montagner, who died in 2016.
The family announced the artist's death and later detailed that heart failure, accompanied by pulmonary congestion and edema, had occurred while he was sleeping. Cesare was 60 years old and lived in São José dos Campos, the city where the farewell ceremonies were also held.
His career was marked by his time on Qual É a Música?, a program in which he played Pablo at a young age, and by the circus career he developed later, maintaining his connection with art through clowning.
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