Leandro e Julio Cesar
Leandro and Julio Cesar are Brazilian brothers who began performing together in 1984. They came from Araçatuba, where Leandro, born in 1961, wrote songs and...
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Leandro and Julio Cesar are Brazilian brothers who began performing together in 1984. They came from Araçatuba, where Leandro, born in 1961, wrote songs and played guitar, while Julio Cesar, born in 1965, handled vocals and drums. Their first album, "Deus Comigo," came out in 1987.
Their song "O Vaso e o Oleiro" became particularly well-known. Other tracks like "A Vitória É Certa," "Deus Que Aprova," and "O Milagre" also found an audience. They kept recording through the 1990s and 2000s, with albums like "Abraão" in 1991 and "Santo" in 2007.
Their music worked within Brazilian gospel but sometimes drew from pop and rock sounds. They were a duo for a long time, with Leandro's writing and Julio Cesar's voice forming the core of what they did.
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