Jota Avila
Jota Ávila is a Brazilian Christian music artist known for his soulful vocals. His song "Jesus Me Surpreende" became particularly popular among listeners. He...
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Jota Ávila is a Brazilian Christian music artist known for his soulful vocals. His song "Jesus Me Surpreende" became particularly popular among listeners. He also recorded tracks like "Lâmpada Para" and "Sob o Sol do Inverno."
His father was a guitarist who helped foster his early interest in music. Jota Ávila's debut album was called "Santo," and he later released albums titled "Senhor" and "Puro." He has worked with other Brazilian Christian artists including Aline Barros and Fernandinho.
For live performances and recordings, he has been accompanied by musicians including his brother Fábio Ávila on guitar, Anderson Soares on bass, Marcos Quintino on drums, and Marcio Pereira on keyboards.
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