Leticia Oliveira
Leticia Oliveira is a Brazilian Christian singer who started releasing music in 2003 with her debut album 'Proteção.' She comes from Recife, where she grew up...
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Leticia Oliveira is a Brazilian Christian singer who started releasing music in 2003 with her debut album 'Proteção.' She comes from Recife, where she grew up singing in church. Her 2006 single 'Segurança Encontrei em Ti' became particularly well-known in Brazil and beyond.
Her music often blends contemporary worship with Brazilian hymn traditions. She's released several albums over time, including 'Segredo' in 2006, 'Gratidão' in 2009, and 'Flor de Lis' in 2018. Another song that appears in her catalog is 'Tangedor.'
Oliveira performs with a band that includes Felipe Valente on guitar, Rebeca Cartaxo on bass, Daniel Kzan on drums, and Thiago Santana on keyboards. Her work has been translated into multiple languages and she continues to perform at concerts and conferences.
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