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Carol Ojeda
Carol Ojeda is a Christian singer-songwriter from São Paulo, Brazil. She started singing in church choirs as a young person and later formed her own band to...
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Carol Ojeda is a Christian singer-songwriter from São Paulo, Brazil. She started singing in church choirs as a young person and later formed her own band to perform at local churches and events.
Her song 'Ainda Mais Vou Louvar' became particularly well-known among Christian listeners. She released an album by the same name in 2015, followed by several others including 'O Milagre' in 2017 and 'Deus é Bom' in 2019.
She performs with a band that includes Lucas Santos on guitar, Felipe Loureiro on bass, Thiago Silva on drums, and Ana Paula Lima on keyboards. In 2021, she released a live album recorded in São Paulo.
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