A family-led group that built their sound in local churches and festivals.
For a good sense of their sound, try 'Gotas de Sangue' or 'Fogo Desce'. They're both pretty direct worship songs that show what the band does.
They're a solid example of contemporary Christian music in Brazil, with songs like 'Gotas de Sangue' and 'Fogo Desce' showing their straightforward approach to worship themes. Their interpretations of hymns sparked some discussion in more conservative circles, but they kept working through it. The band's self-titled debut came out in 2013, followed by 'Incendeia' in 2016 and 'Cantar a Deus' in 2019.
Faísca Di Franco formed in 2009 in Goiânia, started by brothers Alexandre and Renato Franco. They began playing at local churches and festivals, building their sound from there. The group includes Alexandre on vocals and guitar, Renato on bass and vocals, Matheus Oliveira on drums, Helton Oliveira on keyboards and vocals, and Daniel Rodrigues on guitar and vocals.
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