Ministério Ao Rei
Ministério Ao Rei formed in São Paulo in 1999, started by the siblings André and Mariana Valadão. They built a catalog of worship music over the next decade,...
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Ministério Ao Rei formed in São Paulo in 1999, started by the siblings André and Mariana Valadão. They built a catalog of worship music over the next decade, with albums like 'Ao Vivo em BH' in 2003 and 'Glória e Honra' in 2008. One of their better-known songs is 'Esperando Em Ti (Waiting Here For You),' which features Fernanda Afonso and appeared on their 2006 album 'Ministério Ao Rei 5.'
Their lineup has included André on vocals and Mariana on backing vocals, along with musicians like Gustavo Bessa on keyboards and Juliano Cortuah on drums. Another track people recognize is 'Outro Igual Não Há.' They've kept at it as a Brazilian worship group, working mostly within that sphere.
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