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Gab The Gab
Gab The Gab formed in the Pau da Lima neighborhood of Salvador, Brazil in the early 2000s. The group is led by vocalist Márcio Victor, with other members...
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Gab The Gab formed in the Pau da Lima neighborhood of Salvador, Brazil in the early 2000s. The group is led by vocalist Márcio Victor, with other members including Dinho on percussion, Baixinho on bass, Favela on drums, and Beto on guitar.
Their sound draws from afrobeat, reggae, and soul traditions. The song "Casa Amarela" became particularly well-known, helping bring their music to wider attention.
Their debut album "Ao Vivo No Morro" came out in 2003, capturing the raw energy of their early performances. They've often played in Salvador's favelas, where their music has connected with local communities.
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