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Jamila
Jamila is a Brazilian gospel group that formed in the late 1990s. Their 1998 song "Adore e Exalte" became widely known in Brazilian Christian music circles,...
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Adore e Exalte
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Basta Clamar
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Coração Novo
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Eis-Me Aqui
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Ele Trabalha
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Elo de Amor
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Maremoto
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Novo Céu e Nova Terra
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Receba
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Vencendo a Prova
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Vou Confiar
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Jamila is a Brazilian gospel group that formed in the late 1990s. Their 1998 song "Adore e Exalte" became widely known in Brazilian Christian music circles, with its straightforward melody and devotional lyrics. The group followed it with albums like "Milagres e Vitórias" in 2001 and "Deus de Milagres" in 2004.
Their lineup has included vocalists Eliane Silva, Elaine Silva, and Renata Assis, backed by musicians on keyboards, guitar, bass, and drums. Other songs in their catalog include "Basta Clamar," "Coração Novo," and "Novo Céu e Nova Terra." They released an acoustic album in 2012.
In 1999, Jamila dealt with legal issues over the use of their name. Some listeners have questioned how closely their music aligns with traditional gospel styles, but they've kept recording and performing within the genre.
Their work has been recognized with awards in Brazil, including Song of the Year for "Adore e Exalte" in 1999 and Best Gospel Album for "Milagres e Vitórias" in 2002.
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