Gibson Brothers

Caribbean Disco and Pop Band

The Gibson Brothers are a musical group hailing from the Caribbean, specifically from the island of Martinique. They were most prominent during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The group consists of three brothers: Chris, Patrick, and Alex Gibson. They are best known for their infectious blend of Latin and disco music, which brought them international success. Their hit single "Cuba" released in 1978, became a worldwide hit, reaching the top charts in several countries and is often considered their signature song. The Gibson Brothers continued to enjoy success with other hits such as "Que Sera Mi Vida" and "Ooh! What a Life". Their music is characterized by upbeat rhythms, catchy melodies, and vibrant horn sections, reflecting the festive spirit of their Caribbean roots. While they may not be as active in the current music scene, their contributions during their peak years have left a lasting impact on the disco and dance music genres.