Abdel is Gibraltar's bass player. A Berber born and raised in Casablanca, Morocco. He joined Gibraltar in 2003. In addition to bass, he plays derbouka and various percussion instruments. Abdel utilizes new technology and constantly working to evolve the sonic potential of Gibraltar. The sequences, for live performances and studio recordings, are arranged by Abdel to help tell the band's story.

Kamel is Gibraltar's lead singer and songwriter. Born in Tigzirt, Kabylie Berber region of Algeria, and lived in Denemark before moving to the US. In Denmark, he was a member of a Latin band but once in the US, he co-created Gibraltar with Hacene and started fusing Latin, North African, Rumba flamenca and other styles to give Gibraltar its unique sound. With his full and rich voice, Kamel can switch from singing Gipsy to singing in Berber or French, depending on the inspiration of the moment.
He is an avid guitar player, North African mondola (picture), and other percussive instruments.

Hacene is Gibraltar's a singer, songwriter, and guitar player. Born in Tigzirt, Algeria as well, and moved to the U.S in 1994. He Co-founded the band in '97 with Kamel and performed in various venues, singing in different languages, Berber, Spanish, French, Arabic, and English, which gave Gibraltar a unique and expansive repertoire.
Hacene sings, plays guitar, avendayer (snare hand drum), krakeb (Saharan castanettes). .......
Hacene's page

 

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Momo is Gibraltar's percussion player. He joined the band in the recent years and added rich percussive sounds with his congas and bongos. Born in Soudan and lived in Eritrea, He was part of an Eritrean band that played in major cities around the world, such as Tokyo, Berlin, Chicago, Sydney, and many other places.

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José is from Puerto Rico/New York but lived in Washington DC for many years. He plays bass, guitar and many times you'll see him play cajon, the Peruvian drum box that is widely used in rumba flamenca.