Gustavo Skep
Gustavo Skep is a singer-songwriter from Minas Gerais, Brazil, who writes about his home region. He grew up in Diamantina, a small town in the hills, and...
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Gustavo Skep is a singer-songwriter from Minas Gerais, Brazil, who writes about his home region. He grew up in Diamantina, a small town in the hills, and later moved to Belo Horizonte. In 2007, he released his first album 'Somos do Mundo' with a band called Skep and the Band.
His song 'Oh Minas Gerais' became widely known after appearing on his 2012 album of the same name. Other tracks like 'A Conquista' and 'Alice' show his style of blending traditional Minas Gerais music with folk and rock. He's released several albums including 'Canções de um Trovador' in 2016 and a live recording from Diamantina in 2019.
Skep has worked with musicians like Fernando Sodré on bass, Nando Bergamaschi on drums, and Chico Chico on guitar and mandolin. His lyrics sometimes draw attention for their directness about social and political themes, as in songs like 'Benefícios Para o Mal' and 'Bala, Chiclete, Porcaria'.
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