Canções Agnus Dei
Canções Agnus Dei formed in 1985, a group of musicians focused on creating sacred music. Their name translates to "Songs of the Lamb of God," which gives a...
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Canções Agnus Dei formed in 1985, a group of musicians focused on creating sacred music. Their name translates to "Songs of the Lamb of God," which gives a sense of their direction. They released their first album, also called "Canções Agnus Dei," in 1988.
One of their best-known songs is "Tu És a Glória de Jerusalém," which also became the title of a 1999 album. They've put out other records like "Glória a Deus" in 1992 and "O Caminho da Cruz" in 1996, sticking with religious themes throughout their work.
The group has included vocalist José Neri and guitarist Eder Dutra among its members. Their music has sometimes drawn attention beyond just worship circles, particularly when they've taken public positions on social issues in Brazil.
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