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Carlos Mastim
Carlos Mastim is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Paracatu, Minas Gerais. He started singing in his local church choir as a child, drawing from gospel music...
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Carlos Mastim is a Brazilian singer-songwriter from Paracatu, Minas Gerais. He started singing in his local church choir as a child, drawing from gospel music and Brazilian folk traditions. In the early 2000s, his music began reaching audiences beyond his hometown.
His song 'Deus Vai Te Ajudar - Hino Avulso' became particularly well-known. It's a faith-based anthem that resonated with listeners across Brazil. Mastim released his debut album 'Carrossel dos Sonhos' in 2005.
His music continues to have an audience, particularly among those drawn to its spiritual themes.
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