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Gabriel Marchisio (Montevideo, Uruguay, October 5, 1980) is a Uruguayan DJ and record producer based in Ibiza, Spain. With a career spanning more than three decades, he is a prominent figure in South American electronic music with a presence on the European scene.
Career
Marchisio began his career in the Uruguayan electronic music scene in the early 1990s. His style, influenced by House and Progressive House, led him to sign with major international labels such as Sony Music, Universal Music, Ministry of Sound, and Pacha Recordings.
In the recording industry, he is known for his work with major global labels. With Universal Music, he contributed to productions such as the compilation album Más 15 In The Mix with his track "Up The Dancefloor" (CD 4, track 15). His single "Downtown" also gained international recognition after being released by Pacha's official label. His involvement in the releases of this institution includes multiple official volumes such as Pacha Ibiza VIP Vol. 6, Pacha Summer 2011, Pacha 2012, and Pacha Brazil South American Sessions.
The track "Downtown" gained particular prominence when American DJ Roger Sanchez included it on his radio show Release Yourself, highlighting it as one of the tracks of the season in Ibiza.
Foray into Film
In the film world, he contributed to the soundtrack of the movie Girl Trip (2017), directed by Danielle Burgio and starring Jeremy Sisto and Christine Adams. For this project, he created a remake of the classic track "Thriller," By Michael Jackson a credit that is formally included in the film's end credits.
Current Status
He resides in Ibiza, where he maintains an active presence in the music industry. In 2026, he registered new works under the authors' society SACEM, including titles such as "Esvedra", the single "Believe" and his classic "More Days On Week".