Coro Boas Novas
Coro Boas Novas formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985, a group of young musicians from the Evangelical community who wanted to make music about their faith. They...
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Coro Boas Novas formed in Rio de Janeiro in 1985, a group of young musicians from the Evangelical community who wanted to make music about their faith. They recorded albums like 'Um Novo Amanhecer' and 'Caminhos de Luz' that became popular in Brazilian gospel circles.
Their song 'Amanhecer com Deus' is probably their best-known work, a gentle anthem about starting the day with God. They also recorded 'Happy Day' and other straightforward devotional songs.
As they gained attention, some listeners felt their music had become too polished or commercial, but they kept recording and performing for their audience. The group's sound was built around vocal harmonies rather than complex arrangements.
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