Asa Branca
Asa Branca formed in the early 1980s in Campina Grande, Brazil, when a group of musicians came together around their shared faith. They took their name from a...
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Asa Branca formed in the early 1980s in Campina Grande, Brazil, when a group of musicians came together around their shared faith. They took their name from a symbol in Brazilian folklore. Their version of "'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus" became particularly well-known.
Their catalog includes albums like "Asa Branca" from 1984, "Confiastes" from 1989, and "Hinos do Coração" from 2002. The group has featured musicians like Luiz de Carvalho on lead vocals and guitar, Elizeu Gomes on vocals and bass, Erivaldo Barros on vocals and keyboard, and Jairo Goes on drums.
Their recordings often focus on hymns and songs of faith, including tracks like "A Good Year For The Roses," "A Song For Life," and "A Woman's Love."
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