Júlio Cesar da Silva
Júlio Cesar da Silva formed his band in 1991 with musicians Denis Palomino and Márcio Barroso. Their sound mixed Brazilian rhythms with the raw energy of...
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Júlio Cesar da Silva formed his band in 1991 with musicians Denis Palomino and Márcio Barroso. Their sound mixed Brazilian rhythms with the raw energy of Pentecostal music, drawing from the hymns he heard growing up in São Paulo.
In 1995, the band released the album 'Rei dos Judeus,' with the title track becoming their most recognized song. The lyrics celebrating Jesus as the Messiah and savior of the Jewish people sparked debate, with some Jewish organizations criticizing its theological approach and use of the term 'King of the Jews.'
Their music maintained that blend of Brazilian rhythms and Pentecostal intensity that first caught people's attention.
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