Deyse Anne e Marttinha Marks

Deyse Anne and Marttinha Marks are a Brazilian gospel duo who started singing together in 2004 after meeting at a music event. Deyse Anne was born in 1982, Marttinha Marks in 1983, and both had been singing in local churches before they joined forces. Their 2008 album 'Deus Vai Multiplicar' gave them their signature song of the same name, which became something of an anthem in Brazilian gospel circles.

In 2012, Marttinha Marks faced some public criticism after expressing support for same-sex marriage. Their catalog includes songs like 'A Senha Secreta' and 'Caixa Forte' that follow the same pattern of straightforward, melodic gospel music built around their vocal harmonies.

They write their own material, drawing from personal faith experiences for songs that aim to offer encouragement. There's no grand narrative here, just two women who sing together, making music for churches and believers who connect with their sound.