Débora Franco
Débora Franco is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro. She started singing in church as a child. Her 2010 debut album 'Tudo Poderoso...
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Débora Franco is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro. She started singing in church as a child. Her 2010 debut album 'Tudo Poderoso Jeová' included the title track that became popular in Brazil's gospel scene.
She leads a band called Débora Franco e Banda. Her music combines gospel with pop elements, with lyrics often drawing from scripture. Songs like 'Todo Poderoso Jeová' feature her strong vocals over uplifting melodies.
Franco has released several albums including 'O Amor Perfeito' in 2013, 'Vencedor' in 2015, 'Relíquias' in 2017, and 'Sentimentos' in 2019. She has worked with other gospel artists including Adhemar de Campos and André Valadão.
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