Marcos e Jailton
Marcos Antônio Ferreira and Jailton de Almeida started playing together in 1989, both from Mirassol, Brazil. They began performing in local churches, singing...
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Marcos Antônio Ferreira and Jailton de Almeida started playing together in 1989, both from Mirassol, Brazil. They began performing in local churches, singing gospel music with straightforward arrangements and earnest vocals.
Their 1993 album "Esse É Meu Deus" gave them wider recognition in Brazilian Christian music circles. The title track became one of their better-known songs, along with others like "Permissão de Deus" and "Ande Com Ele."
They worked with other Brazilian gospel artists over time, including Aline Barros and Fernandinho. Their recordings continued to feature the same kind of direct, faith-centered lyrics they'd started with.
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