Who are the Pablos? In addition to Carlos Cesare, 4 actors played the role in 'Qual é a Música'; get to know

The artist Carlos Cesare acted as Pablo's voice actor on the program 'Qual é a Música?' Reproduction Over the decades, the program 'Qual é a Música', on SBT, featured five performers of the voice actor Pablo. One of them was actor and clown Carlos Cesare, who died at the age of 60 last weekend. Cesare lived in São José dos Campos, a city in the interior of São Paulo, and gave life to the character who revealed the program's songs between 1986 and 1990. READ ALSO: Carlos Cesare, who was Pablo in 'Qual é a Música?', dies at the age of 60, in São José dos Campos Cesare started in theater in 1986, acting as Clown Cotonete. In the same year, he began working as the voice actor for 'Pablo' on the program "Qual é a Música?", where he remained until 1990. After leaving TV, Cesare continued to develop other artistic works. He created the show "Armazém do Eugênio" in 2003, having resumed the play's activities in 2023, with Gustavo Delfino, in São José dos Campos. The following year, he was invited to a Reading Club date at Parque Vicentina Aranha, also in São José. Meet the other 'Pablos': Augusto 'Pablo' Carrascal. Reproduction/TV Globo Augusto Carrascal First of all, Carrascal is a Spaniard who lived in Brazil at the time he was invited to work with Silvio Santos. “The person who pushed me, who helped me and who I practically owe everything to, Mr. Abravanel,” he said in an interview with Sandra Annenberg, in an episode of Globo Repórter in 2024, shortly after the death of the creator of SBT. In the conversation with the presenter, Carrascal commented that the idea of ??painting the face came from Silvio Santos himself, who suggested a painting inspired by the heavy metal band Kiss. "And I said: 'Ah, but all in black, I thought to myself: it's going to be a little too gothic", he recalled. "I thought about glitter because Silvio Santos loves sequins and sequins", he added, which ended up becoming a trademark of the character. Currently, Carrascal lives in Europe. 'What's the song, Pablo?': success in the 1980s recalls a reunion with Silvio Santos Aníbal Beltran Aníbal Beltran, when he played Pablo. Reproduction/SBT After Cesare's departure, the actor was replaced by Aníbal Beltran, who gave life and colors to the character in the period before the program ended, between 1990 and 1991. Beltran worked in a bank before becoming a dancer, by chance, at SBT. He had been invited by a dancer to watch a rehearsal. As the ballet was missing, he ended up replacing the one who was absent that day and took over the place. Two years later, he was invited to audition to replace Cesare, who had left the attraction to dedicate himself to other work. In an interview with UOL, in 2017, he said that they thought his test was so good that they used the images in three programs.