Eduardo Brazao

Eduardo Brazão was born in Lisbon, Portugal, and moved to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the age of nine. He still carries vivid memories of the view from his home overlooking Guanabara Bay and Sugarloaf Mountain in the beautiful city of Rio. His family later returned to Lisbon, where Eduardo completed secondary school and studied Law for three years. He attended university in the United States and, after returning to Lisbon, worked for the Portuguese government and earned an MBA.

His professional journey led him to live in New Hampshire, Texas, and Virginia, where he currently resides. Alongside his full-time career in the telecommunications sector, Eduardo has a deep fascination with technology and a lifelong passion for writing.

He published his first texts in 2008 as part of Roda Mundo, a collection of works by writers and poets organized by Douglas Lara. In 2009, he released two e-books: 240 Thousand Miles of Aerial Boredom and Chronicles of Massive Observation.

In 2013, he published Unleash Your Business in Latin America… but Read This First! (in English). In 2014, he released second editions of two books by his grandfather, Ambassador Eduardo Brazão: Memorial of Don Quixote and Maria do Mar. In 2019, he published The Text Messaging Voyage: An Uncluttered Journey for Nontechnical Souls (in English).

In 2025, he released Caminhos da Alma (Paths of the Soul), a work that weaves together poetry, photography, and music created with artificial intelligence. He also released Ventos de Alfama, inspired by traditional Portuguese fado, and Simple Man, a project that brings together music from different genres.