Daniel S.Nascimento
Daniel S. Nascimento came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he grew up hearing traditional Brazilian music in a Christian household. He started singing in church...
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Daniel S. Nascimento came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he grew up hearing traditional Brazilian music in a Christian household. He started singing in church choirs as a teenager, and by 2004 he had put out his first album, A Verdade que Liberta.
His song Jesus Verdade came out in 2010 and connected with listeners across Brazil. It got played on Christian radio and picked up some awards. The track's straightforward melody and direct lyrics about faith became his most recognizable work.
Nascimento has kept recording since then, though he's also drawn attention for speaking out on social issues alongside his music. He's remained a vocal presence in Brazilian gospel circles without smoothing over the edges that sometimes come with that territory.
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