Studies on synthesis and properties of copper (II) complexes with aminoacids and compounds of biological interest, in either aqueous solution or solid phase, are important to evaluate behavior in living organisms. For this reason, copper (II) complexes with the ligands phosphocreatine, adenosine triphosphate and tyrosine were studied. The synthesis were carried out in aqueous phase using solution 0,2 mol.L-1 of Cu (II), adenosine triphosphate and tyrosine for the system Cu(II)-ATP-Tyr, and Cu (II), phosphocreatine and tyrosine for the system Cu(II)- PCr-Tyr. A crystal and a powder, both blue, were obtained, respectively: and were characterized by elemental and themogravimetric analyses and by atomic absorption, infrared and UV-vis spectroscopy. It may be inferred that the complex Cu(II)-Tyr2 was formed in the synthesis of Cu(II)-ATP-Tyr system, in which the copper (II) coordinates through the carboxyl and amine groups from both tyrosine molecules. In the synthesis of Cu(II)-PCr-Tyr system, the results may indicate the formation of the complex Cu(II)-Tyr-H2O-PO3H2, in which the copper (II) may coordinates through the carboxyl and amine groups from tyrosine, and through a phosphite group from a broken phosphocreatine molecule and also through a water molecule.