Túmulo de Agenor de Miranda(cazuza)|Cemitério São João Batista.

Family Channels: Palominha:    / palominha   Simply Edilene:    / @lardaedilene1984   RIBEIRO:    / @ribeiro4177   Contact number and partnerships: (11) 97461-1497 If you feel comfortable helping the channel with any amount: Pix: (11) 97461-1497 Want to send me a letter or gift: email:[email protected] Instagram:https://instagram.com/carlos_me_expli... Music by Background:    • Video   Son of Lucinha Araújo (1936) and music producer João Araújo (1935-2013), Cazuza received his nickname even before birth. Agenor, his real name, was given to him at the insistence of his paternal grandmother. As a child, Cazuza didn't even know his given name, which is why he didn't answer roll call at school. Only later, when he discovered that one of his favorite composers, Cartola, was also named Agenor (actually Angenor, due to a registry office error), did Cazuza begin to accept the name. Cazuza has always been exposed to music. Influenced from a young age by the great names of Brazilian music, he preferred dramatic and melancholic songs, such as those by Cartola, Dolores Duran, Lupicínio Rodrigues, Noel Rosa, Maysa and Dalva de Oliveira. He was also a big fan of rock singer Rita Lee, for whom he even composed the lyrics of the song "Perto do fogo", which Rita set to music. Cazuza grew up in the Leblon neighborhood and studied at Colégio Santo Inácio until transferring to Colégio Anglo-Americano, to avoid failing. As his parents sometimes went out at night, the only son stayed with his maternal grandmother, Alice. Around 1965, he began writing lyrics and poems, which he showed to his grandmother. Thanks to his father's professional environment, Cazuza grew up surrounded by the biggest names in Brazilian popular music, such as Caetano Veloso, Elis Regina, Gal Costa, Gilberto Gil, João Gilberto, Novos Baianos, among others. His mother, Lucinha Araújo, also sang and recorded three albums. #botafogoneighborhood #cemetery #tomb #cazuza