Gabi Martins explains crying and talks about musical success: ‘I realized the dream of my life’

Singer Gabi Martins celebrates the success of the song Doeu Mas Não Matou

Gabi Martins appeared in tears this Thursday, the 12th, while celebrating the success of his latest musical release It hurt but it didn’t killa partnership with Clayton and Romario. The single rose nine positions in the latest Spotify Brasil update, which placed the ex-BBB’s work in the country’s TOP 50 at position 46.

In an interview with With you!the artist explains that he cries with happiness at being among the main artists on the national scene. He reveals details of the creative process and the choice of the country duo to share vocals.

“It’s the best gift God could give me! I’m very happy and grateful because I fulfilled one of the biggest dreams of my life! And seeing musical recognition is gratifying”he says, which explains the lyrics about new beginnings.

“The song was written by great friends Shylton Fernandes, Daniel Caon and Erlan Rubio, and I really identified with it because I saw several people passionate about this song. And who has never experienced all this? Those who have never had a difficult job or personal moment are then overcome”he asks.

The singer reveals that choosing to collaborate was not a difficult decision. “Clayton and Romário are my partners, I have known them for a long time, since they sang in the clubs of BH and I was very happy with all their success. When I heard the song, I invited them to the venture and they agreed immediately. It’s been really great and he’s growing a lot.”celebrate.

“I plan to release an album next year with more songs and content. We are preparing a new project. Now I have released the DVD Essência, which is a success! Full of re-recordings and classic country songs. I’m working on it next “he concludes.

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Source: Terra

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