Banda Sem Limites (Porto Velho)
Banda Sem Limites formed in Porto Velho, Brazil in the early 2000s, starting as a group of young worshippers who wanted to make music that could reach people...
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Banda Sem Limites formed in Porto Velho, Brazil in the early 2000s, starting as a group of young worshippers who wanted to make music that could reach people outside church walls. They worked through financial constraints and some skepticism, eventually releasing their first album "Santamente Santo." Their song "Nada Além de Jesus" became particularly well-known, with its straightforward message about faith connecting with listeners.
Their music includes songs like "A Tristeza do Seu Olhar," "Amar Assim," and "Eu Sou Grato." The current lineup features Cassiane on vocals, Fabio on guitar, Jhonny on bass, Marcelo on keyboards, and Raphael on drums. They've worked with other Brazilian Christian artists including Aline Barros and Fernandinho.
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