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Mikeyas Uehara
Mikeyas Uehara is a Brazilian vocalist from São Paulo who makes Christian music. He put out his first album, 'Respirar,' in 2009. His second album, 'Mesmo...
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Mikeyas Uehara is a Brazilian vocalist from São Paulo who makes Christian music. He put out his first album, 'Respirar,' in 2009. His second album, 'Mesmo Assim Nos Amou,' came out in 2011 and gave him a wider audience. The title track from that album became a favorite.
His music has sometimes touched on social issues, including LGBTQ+ rights, which has drawn both support and criticism from different parts of the Christian community. He has continued to release albums, including 'Pra Mudar o Mundo' in 2014, 'Passos Leves' in 2017, and 'A Mão do Senhor' in 2020.
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