Ministério Anunciação
Ministério Anunciação formed in 1981 when four friends, Luís Carlos, João Eduardo, Wanderli, and Tércio, started playing together in Rio de Janeiro. They...
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Ministério Anunciação formed in 1981 when four friends, Luís Carlos, João Eduardo, Wanderli, and Tércio, started playing together in Rio de Janeiro. They mixed gospel with samba and other Brazilian popular styles, which drew some skepticism from religious circles at the time. Their debut album was called "Tempo de Guerra."
Songs like "Alegria Constante" and "Vencendo Tentações" became well-known in their catalog. The band kept recording through the years, putting out albums with titles like "Sambalegria," "Músicas para Pular e Cantar," and "Clarear." Their music often pulled from the rhythms and stories of Rio's communities.
They faced criticism at times for how they blended sacred and secular sounds. But the group continued working, and tracks such as "Adorai" and "Samaritana" found an audience that appreciated their particular mix of faith and Brazilian music.
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