Gabriela Gomes

Gabriela Gomes is a Brazilian gospel singer-songwriter and producer who was born and raised in a Christian household and first drew attention by appearing on songs written by her father, vocalist Marquinhos Gomes. She developed her own lane in the 2010s with a pop-leaning worship style that blends gospel with touches of contemporary pop and R&B, building a catalog around widely circulated originals such as “Deus Proverá” and “Não Vou Perder A Fé.” In 2021, she moved into a more defined authorial phase with the EP SL.27.4, a three-song release that included “Tudo,” “Me Atraiu,” and “O Leão,” and set the tone for her scripture-rooted, devotional writing. As her profile grew, she became a frequent collaborator within Brazil’s modern worship circuit, linking up with artists such as Luma Elpidio (“O Nome”), Rapha Gonçalves (“Deus De Perto”), and ONE Service (“Eu Tenho Pai” and “Quem Eu Sou”). In 2025, she opened a new chapter with Manso E Humilde (EP), released first in September and expanded in October with additional tracks including “Fonte” and “Salmos 42.1-5,” then closed the year with the standalone single “Bethânia.” Also in 2025, she appeared with Felipe Rodrigues on the live project O Maior Amor (Ao Vivo), on the tracks "Eu Sou do Meu Amado" and "Exaltado."