Agnus Dei
Agnus Dei formed in São Paulo in 1989, led by singer-songwriter Fátima Souza. They're a Brazilian Christian band that gained attention with their 1994 song...
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Agnus Dei formed in São Paulo in 1989, led by singer-songwriter Fátima Souza. They're a Brazilian Christian band that gained attention with their 1994 song 'Alegrai-vos,' which became a popular worship anthem. Other songs like 'Batiza-me Senhor' and 'Só Em Ti Viver' followed a similar pattern of straightforward praise music.
The band released several albums including 'Sopro de Vida' in 1995 and 'Amor sem Fim' in 1998. Their lineup has included keyboardist André Leite, guitarist Paulo César Baruk, and drummer Duda Andrade alongside Souza. They've performed extensively in Brazil's Christian music circuit.
Some of their lyrics touched on social justice topics, which drew mixed reactions within religious communities. They continued recording into the 2000s with albums like 'Fissura' in 2003, maintaining their focus on worship music with songs like 'Eu Tenho Um Barco' and 'Fonte de Água Viva.'
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