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Gabriel Gama
Gabriel Gama is a singer-songwriter from São Paulo who first gained attention with his self-titled debut album in 2005. That record included 'Por Acaso Por...
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Gabriel Gama is a singer-songwriter from São Paulo who first gained attention with his self-titled debut album in 2005. That record included 'Por Acaso Por Amor,' a song that became a radio staple and helped establish his presence in Brazilian music.
His work often explores themes of love and loss, sometimes drawing criticism for its darker tone. He's released several albums including Tudo Certo (2007), Lembranças (2010), Por Acaso Por Amor (2013), and Viva (2016).
Gama performs with a band that includes Tiago Costa on drums, Felipe Roseno on bass, and Daniel Toledo on keyboards.
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