Alessandro Rocha
Alessandro Rocha is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from São Paulo who first gained attention through church music. His 2012 recording of the hymn "Santo...
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Alessandro Rocha is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from São Paulo who first gained attention through church music. His 2012 recording of the hymn "Santo Espírito" connected with listeners in Brazil and elsewhere, gathering millions of views online. The song's straightforward plea and his direct vocal delivery seemed to strike a chord.
Other songs like "Meu Caminho," "Não Deixarei," and "Toca-me Senhor" followed a similar path, blending contemporary worship styles with Brazilian musical touches. He has worked with other artists in the Brazilian gospel scene, including Fernandinho, Bruna Karla, and Aline Barros.
Rocha has released albums like "Deus do Impossível" in 2014, "Pra Você" in 2016, and "Identidade" in 2018. He typically performs with a band that has included musicians such as Douglas Lima on keyboards.
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