Large and multiple family! Discover who had the 8 children Gilberto Gil in their relationships
Gilberto Gil lost one of his daughters, Black Gil, This week, after a arduous fight against cancer. The famous is the result of the singer’s second marriage, who married three times and has 8 children. Look who they are:
During the first marriage, with Belina de Aguiar, Gil he had the eldest son Nara de Aguiar Gil MoreiraBorn in Salvador on February 22, 1966. Following in the footsteps of the father in the artistic environment, she is an actress and singer. And also Marília de Aguiar Gil Moreira, who was born on February 3, 1967 and is currently director of the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia.
In the second marriage, with Sandra Gadelha, He had three other children Pedro Gadelha Gil Moreira, Born on May 17, 1970, Preta Maria Gadelha Gil Moreira, Was born on August 8, 1974 and Maria Gadelha Gil Moreira, of 13 January 1976.
Just like the father, Pedro AND Black They followed the steps of music. However, the boy’s trajectory ended in 1990, at the age of 19, when he suffered a car accident. Now, in July of this year, Gil greeting BlackAt the age of 50, after the fight against cancer.
Finally, currently married to Flora Gil, Gilberto There were three other heirs: the musician and the music producer Bem Giordano Gil Moreiraborn on January 13, 1985; Chef Isabela Giordano Gil Moreira, known as Bela Gilof January 3, 1988; and the youngest José Gil Giordano Gil Moreira, 27 August 1991, who is the drummer Banda Gilsons, a collaborative project of the heirs of Gil.
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