Elisabete Lacerda
Elisabete Lacerda is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo. She grew up in a Christian family and started singing early. Her 2006 song 'Vinde a Luz' became...
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Elisabete Lacerda is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo. She grew up in a Christian family and started singing early. Her 2006 song 'Vinde a Luz' became one of her most recognized tracks.
In 2012, she faced criticism from some religious groups for performing at a secular music festival. She continued performing while maintaining her gospel focus. Other songs like 'Uma Prece' and 'Bendizer' have remained part of her repertoire.
She has released several albums including 'Deus é Fiel' in 2008, 'Milagre' in 2010, 'Tudo Sobre Mim' in 2014, and 'O Céu se Abriu' in 2018. Her band has included musicians like Marcos Roberto on bass, Hugo Lira on drums, and Paulo Henrique on keyboards.
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