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Daniel Barreto
Daniel Barreto was born in São Paulo in 1969. His music draws from Brazilian folk and American soul, though he's best known for a single gospel song. In 1999,...
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Daniel Barreto was born in São Paulo in 1969. His music draws from Brazilian folk and American soul, though he's best known for a single gospel song.
In 1999, he released an album called "Louvai a Deus." The title track, written by Anderson Freire, became widely popular in Brazilian gospel circles. He followed it with albums like "Tudo Novo" in 2000 and "A Missão" in 2008.
Barreto has worked with other gospel artists including Fernandinho and Marcos Witt. His band has included guitarist David dos Santos and vocalist Bruna Barreto.
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