Milton Joshue
Milton Joshue came out of Belém, Brazil, and his song 'O Bebê o Menino de Belém' became a hit in 1995. The track is a ballad about a child born into poverty,...
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Milton Joshue came out of Belém, Brazil, and his song 'O Bebê o Menino de Belém' became a hit in 1995. The track is a ballad about a child born into poverty, and it connected with listeners across the country. He had put out a debut album called 'Tempo de Mudanças' the year before.
His music often carried a hopeful tone, with songs like 'Yeshua' and 'Cantar e Te Encantar' among his work. He performed with a band that included Luiz Carlos on bass and Jorge Silva on drums at various points. Other albums followed, such as 'Canções para o Povo' in 1997 and 'Luz e Sombra' in 2000.
Some listeners questioned whether he was using religious themes for commercial purposes, but he kept writing and recording. Later albums included 'Novos Horizontes' in 2003. His concerts continued to draw crowds in Brazil.
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