Gilson José
Gilson José is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Pelotas. His music draws from samba and gospel, with influences like Cartola and Clara Nunes. He's best...
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Gilson José is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Pelotas. His music draws from samba and gospel, with influences like Cartola and Clara Nunes. He's best known for his 1993 debut album 'Espírito de Deus,' which includes the title track and songs like 'Firmado Em Cristo' and 'Deixa Eu Ser Teu Deus.'
His sound mixes R&B, soul, and gospel elements. Later albums include 'Alma' and 'Vida Abundante.' He's worked with musicians including Marcos Camargo on keyboards, Fábio Alves on bass, Anderson Rosa on drums, Wagner Silvério on guitar, and Paulo Costa on percussion.
Some of his other well-known songs are 'Deus Fiel' and 'Deus Te Estende a Mão.' His music incorporates Christian themes into popular Brazilian styles.
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