Comunidade Evangelica de Macaé
Comunidade Evangélica de Macaé formed in the late 1980s when musicians and singers gathered at the Igrejinha de Deus in Macaé, Brazil. They began writing...
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Comunidade Evangélica de Macaé formed in the late 1980s when musicians and singers gathered at the Igrejinha de Deus in Macaé, Brazil. They began writing original worship songs for their congregation, working through early resistance to their contemporary approach.
Their 1992 album "Revelação" brought them wider attention, with the title track becoming particularly well-known. Other songs like "A Glória de Deus" and "Deus é tão bom" also circulated through evangelical circles in Brazil.
They recorded several albums including "É de Deus," "Som do Céu," and "Marcas do Amor." Their music emphasized vocal harmonies and straightforward worship lyrics, and they occasionally worked with other Brazilian Christian artists like Aline Barros and Fernandinho.
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