Ministério Geração Livre
Ministério Geração Livre formed in 1999 in São Paulo, Brazil, when a group of young musicians came together around vocalist André Valadão. They started making...
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Ministério Geração Livre formed in 1999 in São Paulo, Brazil, when a group of young musicians came together around vocalist André Valadão. They started making worship music that would eventually include songs like "Vive o Senhor."
André Valadão's voice became central to their sound, with his wife Cassiane contributing vocals and songwriting, and his brother Isaac playing guitar. Their music drew some criticism from parts of the Christian community for sounding too much like pop music and for lyrics that some felt emphasized emotional experience over traditional doctrine.
They kept making music despite these debates, with "Vive o Senhor" becoming one of their most recognized songs. The band's lineup centered on the Valadão family members who were there from those early São Paulo days.
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