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Fabiana Guimah
Fabiana Guimah sings Christian music. She started singing in church as a child. In 2003, she released the song 'Digno É o Senhor,' which became widely known...
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Fabiana Guimah sings Christian music. She started singing in church as a child. In 2003, she released the song 'Digno É o Senhor,' which became widely known in worship circles.
Her approach to Christian music was considered modern by some, which drew criticism early on. She has worked with other artists like Aline Barros and Thalles Roberto.
In 2017, aspects of her personal life received public attention. She has since spoken about mental health awareness. Her recorded work includes albums such as 'Deus Sabe Cuidar de Mim' from 2006 and 'Meu Milagre' from 2015.
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