Levitas Cristãos
Levitas Cristãos formed in the late 1990s when a group of young musicians started playing together at their local church in Brazil. The name translates to...
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Levitas Cristãos formed in the late 1990s when a group of young musicians started playing together at their local church in Brazil. The name translates to "Christian Levites," referencing the biblical temple assistants. Bruno e Gabriela Simeão, Samuel Silva, and Welington Santos were among the founding members who gave the group its early shape.
In 2005, they released the album "Ide," which included the song "Ide, Pregai." That record became their commercial breakthrough. They followed it with albums like "Vencendo" in 2007 and "Toque no Altar" in 2009.
Some in Brazil's evangelical community questioned whether their contemporary pop approach strayed too far from traditional church music. The band kept playing anyway, working with artists like Aline Barros and David Quinlan along the way. Their catalog includes later releases such as "Graça" in 2014 and "Descansarei" in 2020.
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