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Elisangela Souza
Elisangela Souza grew up in Itaituba, Brazil, and started singing in local church choirs. Her song 'Planos de Deus' became well-known in Christian music...
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Elisangela Souza grew up in Itaituba, Brazil, and started singing in local church choirs. Her song 'Planos de Deus' became well-known in Christian music circles.
She recorded several albums over time, including ones called 'Milagres' and 'Coração de Guerreiro'. The music she made was mostly for church audiences and people who listen to gospel music.
Her singing has a straightforward, earnest quality that works for the kind of songs she writes. She kept recording and performing without much fanfare outside of that specific world.
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