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Fabyano Barcellos
Fabyano Barcellos is a Brazilian Christian musician who began releasing music in 2004 with his debut album 'Meu Deus é Forte.' He came from Guarulhos, Brazil,...
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Fabyano Barcellos is a Brazilian Christian musician who began releasing music in 2004 with his debut album 'Meu Deus é Forte.' He came from Guarulhos, Brazil, and grew up singing in church choirs.
His song 'Ele É o Senhor' became widely known in 2013. The track's popularity brought him more attention within Christian music circles in Brazil.
Barcellos has continued recording, with later albums including 'Tua Presença' in 2016 and 'O Grande Eu Sou.' His music stays within the contemporary Christian genre he established early on.
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