Josias de Oliveira
Josias de Oliveira is a Brazilian gospel singer from Pernambuco. He started writing and performing gospel music after what he describes as a spiritual...
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Josias de Oliveira is a Brazilian gospel singer from Pernambuco. He started writing and performing gospel music after what he describes as a spiritual experience when he was 15. His 1997 debut album 'O Milagre da Multiplicação' included the song 'A Multiplicação dos Pães,' which became widely known in Brazilian gospel circles.
That song, along with others like 'Comunhão com Deus' and 'Mulher Samaritana,' helped establish his presence in the genre. His voice has a straightforward, earnest quality that connects with listeners in churches and at gospel events.
In 2010, there were some questions raised about the originality of 'A Multiplicação dos Pães,' though nothing substantial came of it. He continued recording albums like 'A Voz do Profeta' and 'Tempo de Milagres' in the years that followed.
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