A Portuguese accordionist whose songs about everyday life became festival staples.
For a sense of his style, try 'O Peixe' or 'A Cabritinha.' They capture that mix of rural life and playful humor he's known for.
Songs like 'A Cabritinha' and 'O Peixe' are fixtures at gatherings and festivals. In 2004, he received the Order of Infante D. Henrique, reflecting his cultural impact.
He grew up in Alqueidão, learning guitar and accordion from his farmer father. His first album 'Eu Sou o Quim Barreiros' in 1991 included the hit title track, and he's since released over thirty albums, often with family members in his band.
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