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Fábio Oliva
Fábio Oliva came up in São Paulo, where he started playing guitar and drawing from Afro-Brazilian rhythms. He put out his first album, 'Alma Negra,' in 1999,...
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Fábio Oliva came up in São Paulo, where he started playing guitar and drawing from Afro-Brazilian rhythms. He put out his first album, 'Alma Negra,' in 1999, mixing those local sounds with reggae. A few years later, his song 'No Existen Fronteras' caught on with listeners who connected with its message about crossing borders and finding common ground. The track became something of an anthem for that idea, even as it drew some criticism from people who saw it as challenging traditional views.
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