Baby Gal is the thirteenth studio album by Brazilian singer Gal Costa, released on November 7, 1983, via Phonogram and Philips Records. The album is notable for its exploration of the pop and electronic genre, marking a break with the more traditional bossa nova and Tropicália influences that were characteristic of her early career. The album is a more commercial and accessible album compared to Gal Costa's previous works. It incorporates elements of electronic and pop music of the time, making use of synthesizers and pulsating beats. Baby Gal was a successful album for Gal Costa and marked a transitional period in her career. Although it received some criticism from more traditional Brazilian music fans and critics, it helped cement her position as a versatile and adaptable artist, capable of exploring new musical directions. The album was also influential on the Brazilian pop scene at the time and continues to be remembered as an important milestone in their discography. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.