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Israel Mafra
Israel Mafra is a Brazilian Christian musician from Salvador, Bahia. He works with hymns and original songs, often weaving in jazz and samba touches. You can...
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Israel Mafra is a Brazilian Christian musician from Salvador, Bahia. He works with hymns and original songs, often weaving in jazz and samba touches. You can hear that blend on tracks like 'Vem a Cristo / Harpa Cristã 208 / Jazz' and 'Qual o Preço do Perdão?'.
His debut album 'Vem a Cristo' came out in 2005. He's released several others since, including 'Harpa Cristã 208' in 2007 and 'Jesus, Meu Primeiro Amor' in 2009. He performs with a band called Israel Mafra e Banda, which includes musicians on bass, drums, and guitar.
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