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Amo Vox
Amo Vox is a Brazilian Christian band that formed in the mid-1990s. They're led by vocalist and songwriter André Valadão, and their self-titled debut album...
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Amo Vox is a Brazilian Christian band that formed in the mid-1990s. They're led by vocalist and songwriter André Valadão, and their self-titled debut album came out in 1998.
One of their notable songs is "Papo de Mãe Que Ora," which appeared on their 2002 live album "Ao Vivo em Belo Horizonte." The track became particularly known within evangelical circles for its focus on prayer and family relationships.
Over time, the band released several more albums including "Promessas" in 2005, "Fé" in 2008, and "Graça" in 2011. Their lineup has included André Valadão on vocals and guitar, Mariana Valadão on vocals and bass, Felippe Valadão on drums, and Rodrigo Campos on keyboards.
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