Casa Eterna Music
Casa Eterna Music formed in 2003 around singer-songwriter Samuel Messias, starting from a small church in São Paulo. Their first album, 'Deus de Amor,' came...
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Casa Eterna Music formed in 2003 around singer-songwriter Samuel Messias, starting from a small church in São Paulo. Their first album, 'Deus de Amor,' came out in 2006, and its title track became widely known among Brazilian Christian listeners.
Their music mixes rock with Brazilian rhythms, and songs like 'Santo' and 'Deus de Amor' reflect their Christian faith while sometimes touching on social themes. This approach drew both strong support and criticism from some conservative religious circles, though they maintained it was simply an expression of their beliefs.
They've kept recording and performing, staying focused on their message without much concern for fitting into conventional categories.
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