Gabriella Lopes
Gabriella Lopes is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo. Her debut album 'Anjo de Deus' came out in 2006, and that title track became one of her most...
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Gabriella Lopes is a Brazilian gospel singer from São Paulo. Her debut album 'Anjo de Deus' came out in 2006, and that title track became one of her most recognizable songs. She's also known for 'Lágrimas' and 'Quando falam em você'.
Her music draws from both gospel traditions and contemporary Brazilian sounds. Some listeners have noted she's worked in secular music alongside her gospel material, which has drawn mixed reactions from different parts of her audience.
She grew up in a Christian household where hymns and spiritual songs were part of daily life. Early influences included Brazilian gospel artists like Aline Barros and Cassiane.
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