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Jays
The Jays formed in the late 1970s at the Methodist University of Piracicaba in Brazil, with Jairo Bonfim, Arthur Callazans, and Silvio César as founding...
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The Jays formed in the late 1970s at the Methodist University of Piracicaba in Brazil, with Jairo Bonfim, Arthur Callazans, and Silvio César as founding members. Their early performances sometimes met resistance because their approach to worship music didn't follow traditional patterns.
Their song 'Tu És o Cristo' became a widely recognized piece in Brazilian Christian music. The band's first album, 'Escolhi Te Adorar,' came out in 1982.
Over time, other musicians like guitarist Ronaldo Rayol and bassist Paulo César Baruk played with the group. They've also worked with artists including Shirley Carvalhaes and Fernandinho.
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