Eugeneio Jorge
Eugeneio Jorge was born in Ourinhos, Brazil. His song 'Jerusalém (Lá Está Meu Tesouro)' came out in 1977 and became a staple in Brazilian church services and...
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Eugeneio Jorge was born in Ourinhos, Brazil. His song 'Jerusalém (Lá Está Meu Tesouro)' came out in 1977 and became a staple in Brazilian church services and personal listening. He has released more than fifteen studio albums, including 'Sonhos' in 1983 and 'Renascer' in 1992.
His lyrics often touch on spirituality and personal growth, which has drawn both appreciation and some criticism over time. He has worked with musicians including Sonia Jorge on vocals and percussion, Paulo Jorge on bass and guitar, João Jorge on drums, and Daniel Jorge on keyboards.
Jorge established a foundation focused on supporting underprivileged communities and promoting cultural education. He remains a distinctive voice in Brazilian music, known for that one particular song that seems to have found a permanent home in the country's soundscape.
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