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Isaac Dantas
Isaac Dantas came from Quixadá in Ceará, where he grew up in a Catholic family. He moved to Fortaleza as a teenager and started playing guitar and singing in...
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Isaac Dantas came from Quixadá in Ceará, where he grew up in a Catholic family. He moved to Fortaleza as a teenager and started playing guitar and singing in local bands there.
In 2013, his song '01 Mateus 19:17' became popular in Brazil. The title references a Bible verse about giving to the poor, and the track has a straightforward rhythm that caught on with listeners.
Dantas has released four studio albums. Some of his other songs include 'A Majestade' and 'Ao Pé da Cruz.'
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