Bands & artists like Gaby Amarantos

If you like Gaby Amarantos, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Pabllo Vittar

Pabllo Vittar

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Pabllo blends pop and electronic music with a lively energy, creating infectious hooks and danceable rhythms similar to Gaby's tecno brega sound.

forró funk carioca pop music
Tulipa Ruiz

Tulipa Ruiz

Tulipa's eclectic mix of Brazilian pop and folk elements, combined with her lyrical depth, makes her a fitting recommendation for fans of Gaby.

música popular brasileira
Francisco, el Hombre

Francisco, el Hombre

Their fusion of Latin rhythms and contemporary sounds creates a lively experience that mirrors the exuberance found in Gaby's music.

folk music music of Mexico música popular brasileira
Baco Exu do Blues

Baco Exu do Blues

Baco's innovative blend of hip-hop and Brazilian influences showcases a rhythmic complexity that fans of Gaby will appreciate.

Anitta

Anitta

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Anitta's catchy melodies and incorporation of various genres including funk carioca create a vibrant soundscape akin to Gaby's energetic style.

Latin pop funk carioca funk melody
Liniker e os Caramelows

Liniker e os Caramelows

Liniker blends soul, MPB, and funk with a rich vocal delivery that provides both depth and danceability similar to Gaby's work.

Alok

Alok

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As a prominent DJ and producer, Alok incorporates Brazilian musical elements into his electronic tracks, appealing to fans of Gaby's vibrant beats.

Brazilian bass tech house

Common questions

Who sounds like Gaby Amarantos?

Artists similar to Gaby Amarantos include Pabllo Vittar, Tulipa Ruiz, Francisco, el Hombre and Baco Exu do Blues. Each shares elements of Gaby Amarantos's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Gaby Amarantos?

Gaby Amarantos is primarily known for música popular brasileira and tecno brega. The music pulses with vibrant beats and infectious hooks that move fluidly between playful exuberance and reflective depth, igniting dance floors while sparking introspection.

Where should I start if I like Gaby Amarantos?

If you enjoy Gaby Amarantos, start with Pabllo Vittar — their album "Não Para Não" is a great entry point. Pabllo blends pop and electronic music with a lively energy, creating infectious hooks and danceable rhythms similar to Gaby's tecno brega sound.