Gab
Gabriela Rocha, who performs as Gab, is a Brazilian Christian singer-songwriter from Belo Horizonte. She started singing in her church choir as a child and...
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Gabriela Rocha, who performs as Gab, is a Brazilian Christian singer-songwriter from Belo Horizonte. She started singing in her church choir as a child and put out her first album, 'Somos Um,' in 2008 when she was 17. Her songs like 'Beira da Praia' and 'Te Espero' are part of a catalog that includes albums such as 'Pra Sempre' and 'Getsemani.'
In 2012, she was diagnosed with a rare bone disease that affected her ability to perform, but she recovered and kept making music. Her support for the LGBTQ+ community has drawn criticism from some corners of the Christian music world, though she hasn't stepped back from that position. She records and performs as a solo vocalist and guitarist.
Her work doesn't fit neatly into a single category, it's worship music that has found listeners well beyond church settings. The songs are straightforward and melodic, built around her voice and acoustic guitar, without much studio gloss or big production. It's the kind of music that feels personal, even when it's playing for a crowd.
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