Ministério Crux Sacra
Ministério Crux Sacra formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s as a collaboration between Fábio de Melo, Wellington Ventura, Rodrigo Ferreira, and Tiago...
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Ministério Crux Sacra formed in São Paulo in the late 1990s as a collaboration between Fábio de Melo, Wellington Ventura, Rodrigo Ferreira, and Tiago Oliveira. They shared an interest in Gregorian chant and medieval music, which shaped their approach to devotional material.
Their debut album was called "Crux Sacra," and they followed it with releases like "Adoremus Te" and "Te Deum Laudamus." One of their songs is "Só Tu És Digno." Their sound draws from chant and polyphony, with Latin lyrics and harmonies that feel more cathedral than contemporary gospel.
Some critics questioned their use of Latin and non-Christian musical elements early on, but the group kept working with those textures. They've remained a quartet focused on Catholic spirituality, making music that feels removed from mainstream Brazilian gospel.
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