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Cantores da Pax
Cantores da Pax formed in 1996 around brothers Edilson and Edson Oliveira and their cousin Beto. They started writing songs after what they described as a...
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Cantores da Pax formed in 1996 around brothers Edilson and Edson Oliveira and their cousin Beto. They started writing songs after what they described as a spiritual experience, drawing from their Amazonian background.
Their song "Aleluia" became widely known, helping them reach listeners beyond their immediate region. They recorded several albums, including a self-titled debut in 1997 and "Amazonian Melodies" in 1999, which incorporated local musical traditions.
Some religious groups questioned their approach to blending indigenous rhythms with Catholic hymns. Edilson Oliveira addressed this by saying he saw it as a chance for cultural exchange rather than conflict.
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