Batista Ramos
Batista Ramos formed his gospel band in 1988, coming from the town of Alpinópolis in Brazil. The group worked with traditional Brazilian rhythms like samba...
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Batista Ramos formed his gospel band in 1988, coming from the town of Alpinópolis in Brazil. The group worked with traditional Brazilian rhythms like samba and bossa nova alongside gospel lyrics, which drew some criticism from religious figures who felt it was too secular. Ramos kept going anyway, believing the music could reach more people.
Their first album, 'Naquela Cruz,' came out in 1991 and helped establish their sound. They followed it with records like 'Sangue de Jesus' in 1995 and 'Senhor Meu' in 1998. The band's lineup has included Adriano Aquino on drums, André Marques on bass, and Jairo Manhães on keyboards, with Ramos handling vocals and guitar.
They've collaborated with artists such as Aline Barros, Marcos Witt, and Hillsong United. Songs like 'Tudo Se Faz Novo' and the title track from their debut became familiar in Brazilian gospel circles.
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