Alex e Cleide Os Filhos de Sião

Alexsandro Jorge and Cleide Maria met at a church youth group in the early 1980s. They started writing and singing together, their harmonies blending in a way that felt both natural and distinctive. Their music eventually reached a wider audience through albums like 'Almas Gêmeas' in 1995, which included the title track that became particularly well-known.

Their catalog includes songs like 'Deus dos Campeões' and 'Essa Igreja Pega Fogo', which reflect their gospel focus with Brazilian musical touches. They've maintained a consistent presence in that space for decades, releasing albums such as 'Gratidão' in 2002 and 'Renovo' in 2012.

As a duo, Alex handles lead vocals and songwriting while Cleide provides harmonies and plays keyboard. Their sound doesn't fit neatly into one category, it's gospel music that incorporates elements of pop and Brazilian rhythms without losing its devotional core. They've built their career around this approach, performing for audiences who connect with both the musicality and the message.