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Elida Cristina e Carlos Eduardo
Elida Cristina and Carlos Eduardo started working together in 1994. Their first album was called "Paulo e Silas," named after the biblical story. That song...
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Elida Cristina and Carlos Eduardo started working together in 1994. Their first album was called "Paulo e Silas," named after the biblical story. That song became well-known in Brazilian gospel circles.
Cristina sings lead, and Eduardo plays guitar and writes the music. They've put out more than twenty albums since they began. Their work stays focused on Christian themes without much fuss about their personal lives.
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