Leonardo Costa & Gabriel
Leonardo Costa and Gabriel Moraes met in a church choir in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro. They started writing songs together, mixing gospel and pop with...
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Leonardo Costa and Gabriel Moraes met in a church choir in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro. They started writing songs together, mixing gospel and pop with Brazilian rhythms.
Their 2017 debut single "Deus Acredito Em Ti" connected with listeners and brought them wider attention. The song's straightforward message about faith seemed to resonate.
In 2018, the music video for that same song drew criticism from some religious figures for its storyline. The duo said they were trying to show a complicated side of faith. Later, in 2021, Leonardo Costa made comments that were called homophobic, and the pair apologized, saying they were against discrimination.
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