Comunidade Divina Luz

Comunidade Divina Luz is a Brazilian spiritualist band that formed in the 1990s. They're led by Mestre José Antônio, and their music blends traditional Brazilian rhythms like carimbo and batuque with reggae, pop, and gospel elements. Their songs often focus on themes of faith and community, with tracks like 'Amor de Mãe' and 'Consagração à Trindade' among their most recognized.

Their discography includes albums such as 'Luz Divina' from 1995 and 'Amor de Mãe' from 1999. The group has faced some skepticism about their spiritualist beliefs over time, but they've continued performing with a lineup that includes Mestra Maria José on vocals and percussion alongside other members.

Their sound features vocal harmonies and rhythms that create an uplifting atmosphere, heard in songs like 'Chuva do Céu' and 'Maranathá'. While not widely documented in mainstream music circles, they've maintained a presence in their niche, releasing music through the 2000s with albums like 'Asas do Amor' in 2006.