Casa de Deus
Casa de Deus is a Brazilian Christian music group that formed with four musicians: Davi Sacer, Luma Elpídio, Ronald Fonseca, and Anderson Freire. They...
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Casa de Deus is a Brazilian Christian music group that formed with four musicians: Davi Sacer, Luma Elpídio, Ronald Fonseca, and Anderson Freire. They released their debut album, also called 'Casa de Deus,' in 2003. Their song 'Deus É Tão Bom' became a well-known anthem in their catalog.
They put out several albums over the following decade, including 'Deus É Tão Bom' in 2005, 'Palavra do Senhor' in 2007, and 'Tempo de Adoração' in 2009. Their music typically features vocal harmonies and worship-oriented lyrics.
While they've faced some criticism for their views on faith and social issues, they've continued performing and recording. The group's work has found an audience in contemporary Christian music circles, particularly in Brazil.
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