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Gabriel Rios
Gabriel Rios is a singer-songwriter from Puerto Rico. His music draws from the rhythms of salsa, bomba, and plena that he grew up hearing. In 2018, he...
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Gabriel Rios is a singer-songwriter from Puerto Rico. His music draws from the rhythms of salsa, bomba, and plena that he grew up hearing. In 2018, he released 'Assassinos do Racismo,' a song that sparked conversations about racial injustice in Brazil.
His debut album 'Spirit' came out in 2010, followed by 'The Orchard' in 2012 and 'Floresta' in 2019. Other songs include 'Jovem Astro' and 'Toronto,' which features Keny Black. Rios has worked with musicians like Chico Buarque.
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