Anderson Oliveira
Anderson Oliveira is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo. His song 'Mais de Ti (Que Ele Cresça)' became popular on Christian radio stations in 2014 when...
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Anderson Oliveira is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo. His song 'Mais de Ti (Que Ele Cresça)' became popular on Christian radio stations in 2014 when he released his debut album, which was self-titled. That album also included tracks like 'Ainda Te Desejo' and 'Amor Que Vem de Berço.'
He has put out several other albums since then, including Chamado in 2016, Amado in 2018, and Pra Sempre in 2020. Some of his work has drawn criticism from those who disagree with the theological perspective in his lyrics, but he has maintained a following.
Oliveira has worked with other Brazilian gospel artists like Aline Barros, Bruna Karla, and Gabriela Rocha. His band includes musicians such as Bruno Santos on drums, Camila Peixoto on bass, Eduardo Malta on guitar, and Paulo César on keyboards.
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