Fernando Alves
Fernando Alves is a Brazilian Christian singer who started his career at 15 as part of the band Vida Nova in São Paulo. He went solo in 1998 with his debut...
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Fernando Alves is a Brazilian Christian singer who started his career at 15 as part of the band Vida Nova in São Paulo. He went solo in 1998 with his debut album "Fiel." His song "Deus Fala Comigo e Contigo" from 2000 became particularly well-known, along with tracks like "Eu Te Agradeco Meu Senhor" and "Ele Está Contigo."
His music often blends contemporary pop with Brazilian rhythms, with lyrics focused on faith and spirituality. He's released albums including "O Amor" in 2003 and "Sermão do Monte" in 2010. In 2005, there were plagiarism allegations regarding "Deus Fala Comigo e Contigo," but they were dismissed.
Alves has performed with his own Banda Fernando Alves and collaborated with artists like Adhemar de Campos and Aline Barros. Later albums include "Meu Milagre" from 2013 and "Cura e Libertação" from 2019.
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