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Leandro Ottogalli
Leandro Ottogalli is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo who started singing in church choirs. His debut album came out in 2008, sharing its name with the...
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Leandro Ottogalli is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo who started singing in church choirs. His debut album came out in 2008, sharing its name with the song 'Só Tu És Santo' that became widely known in Christian circles.
That track, 'Só Tu És Santo,' has been his most recognizable work. He followed it with albums like 'Tudo É Possível' in 2012, 'Elevo Meu Coração' in 2015, and an acoustic release in 2017.
Some listeners have noted his approach to worship music doesn't always fit traditional expectations, but his music continues to find an audience.
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