Ministerio de Louvor Novo Nome
Ministerio de Louvor Novo Nome formed in Fortaleza, Brazil in the late 1990s. The group included Moisés Cleyton as lead singer and songwriter, Cristiane...
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Ministerio de Louvor Novo Nome formed in Fortaleza, Brazil in the late 1990s. The group included Moisés Cleyton as lead singer and songwriter, Cristiane Cleyton on vocals, Cleyton Junior on bass, Emerson Pinheiro on keyboards, and Daniel Almeida on drums.
Their 1999 album 'Geração Que Adora' gave them their signature song of the same name. Other songs in their catalog include 'Mudança,' 'No Teu Altar,' and 'Prostrado Para Te Adorar.' They released several albums through the 2000s, including 'Deus de Promessas' in 2001 and '10 Anos' in 2009.
Their music drew both strong following and some criticism for its arrangements and approach to worship. The group's work became part of the broader Brazilian evangelical music landscape during that period.
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