Augusto De Campos was first played on NTS on 29 July 2020. Songs played include Pulsar.

Augusto de Campos (born February 14th, 1931, São Paulo) is a Brazilian poet, translator, music critic and visual artist who, together with his brother Haroldo de Campos, founded the Concrete poetry movement in worldwide literature. He is also the co­author of the essay "Teoria da Poesia Concreta" (Theory of Concrete Poetry) with Haroldo and Décio Pignatari.

As a poetry translator, Augusto specialized in working with the writings of avant­garde authors such as Gertrude Stein, James Joyce, E.E. Cummings, Russian Vladimir Mayakovsky and Khlebnikov.

His work in the music field includes the 1976 single "Dias, Dias, Dias/Volta" with Caetano Veloso, the collaboration with Tom Zé's "Senhor Cidadão" with de Campos' poem "Cidade/City/Cité", as well as compositions with avantgarde composer Walter Franco in 1972.

With Cid Campos, Augusto recorded the album "Poesia é Risco" (Poetry is Risk), released in 1995, developing the recordings into a multimedia performance tour with the same title - a "verbivocovisual" show of poetry, music and image.