Daniel Santus
Daniel Santus is a Brazilian Christian music artist from São Paulo who started singing in his local church. His song "Abençoado Será" became particularly...
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Daniel Santus is a Brazilian Christian music artist from São Paulo who started singing in his local church. His song "Abençoado Será" became particularly well-known, along with other tracks like "Minhas Mãos Estão Cheias" and "Derrama Senhor."
He's released several albums including "Abraça-me," "Deixa que Eu Viva," and "És Meu Deus." In 2019, there were some questions about the origins of "Abençoado Será," though he was eventually cleared of plagiarism claims.
Santus performs with a band that includes Thiago Castanho on lead guitar, Pedro Quintela on rhythm guitar, Tiago Botelho on bass, and Thiago Arrais on drums. He's worked with other Brazilian Christian artists like Aline Barros and Fernandinho.
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