Lisabi Campinas, Brazil
Lisabi is a septet from Barão Geraldo, Brazil, consisting of André Cardoso (bass, vocals), Matheus Fattori (guitars), Gabriel Slenes (trumpet, keys, vocals), Max Maiken (tenor sax), Fabiano Benetton (Guitars), and Luccas Villela (drums)
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