Expressão Geração de Maria
Expressão Geração de Maria formed in 1999 in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with three friends: Felipe Aleixo, Leandro Paiva, and Paulo César. They started making...
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Expressão Geração de Maria formed in 1999 in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with three friends: Felipe Aleixo, Leandro Paiva, and Paulo César. They started making music together with a clear devotional focus, which sometimes drew questions about mixing music and spirituality.
Their 2005 album 'A Glória da Intimidade' gave the group a solid place in contemporary Christian music. The title track and songs like 'Águas do Espírito' became touchstones for listeners drawn to their particular blend of melody and faith.
Felipe Aleixo handled lead vocals and guitar, Leandro Paiva played bass, and Paulo César was on drums and backing vocals. They kept working as that trio for years, building a catalog around their initial vision without much fuss about changing their sound or lineup.
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