Julliany Moura
Julliany Moura was born in São Paulo in 1986. She started singing in her church choir as a child, which is where she first connected with gospel music. Her...
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Julliany Moura was born in São Paulo in 1986. She started singing in her church choir as a child, which is where she first connected with gospel music.
Her career took shape in 2008 with the release of her debut album 'Adoração e Glória.' The title track became particularly well-known, helping establish her voice in Brazilian gospel music. Other songs like 'Deus Conhece' and 'Ele Vive' have also been part of her repertoire.
She continued releasing music through the following years, with albums coming out in 2010, 2012, 2014, and 2016. Her style drew some early criticism from more conservative listeners, but she kept singing.
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