The Gibson Brothers

The Gibson Brothers, formed in 1976, are a French musical group known for their dynamic blend of disco and bluegrass. Originating from Martinique, the trio, led by siblings Chris and Patrick Gibson, achieved global fame with their 1978 hit "Cuba." Their innovative fusion of Caribbean rhythms and disco beats set them apart in the music scene. Garnering international recognition, they continued to release chart-topping singles like "Que Sera Mi Vida" and "Better Do It Salsa." Their cross-genre approach created a unique sonic identity, leaving an indelible mark on the disco era. The Gibson Brothers remain influential figures in shaping musical diversity.