Fábio Allman

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Also known as

Fabão

Years active

1990s

Genres

samba, rock, mpb, pop, funk, blues, carnaval

Instruments

voice, percussion

Biography

Fábio Allman, also known as Fabão, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, performer, and music educator with a multifaceted career spanning over two decades. Born in Rio de Janeiro, he initially gained prominence in the 1990s with the indie rock band A Bruxa. His versatility led him to participate in several important projects, such as "Eles Cantam Rita Lee" and "Faça Tudo o Que Quiser Fazer", where he had the opportunity to collaborate with renowned Brazilian artists.

One of the most notable phases of his career was his partnership with Cássia Eller, which began with the CD "Veneno Vivo" and was solidified through joint recordings, performances at major festivals such as Rock in Rio in 2001, and a duet on the song "Nada Vai Mudar Isso". Since 2002, Fábio Allman has been a member of Monobloco, one of the best-known carnival street bands in Rio de Janeiro, where he acts as a vocalist and contributes significantly to the revival and popularization of Rio's street carnival.

In addition to his work with Monobloco, Fábio Allman has also fronted the band "O Salto" and maintains an active solo career, exploring genres ranging from samba to rock, and blues to pop. He is also dedicated to music education, offering rhythm and percussion workshops such as "BatucaBoa", bringing Brazilian culture to diverse audiences and corporate events in Brazil and abroad.