Gabriel Aquino
Gabriel Aquino came up in Natal, Brazil, where he got into the country sounds around him. His song "Festa Na Fazenda" broke through and became a national hit,...
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Gabriel Aquino came up in Natal, Brazil, where he got into the country sounds around him. His song "Festa Na Fazenda" broke through and became a national hit, which put him on the map. He also recorded "Ninguém Mais Me Tem." Over time, he put out albums like O Rei do Forró, Gabriel Aquino na Veia, and Forró das Antigas.
His band included his brother Francisco on guitar, Raimundo Silva on bass, and Cláudio Pereira on percussion. He worked with other Brazilian artists like Ivete Sangalo, Gilberto Gil, and Jorge Ben Jor. There were some accusations of plagiarism and criticism of his stage presence along the way.
Aquino started a foundation called Gabriel Aquino Social that focuses on education and sustainability in poorer communities. The music he made mixed country traditions with other styles, and it found an audience that stuck with it.
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