Ministério Sorriso
Ministério Sorriso formed in 1991, led by Silas Malafaia. The name means 'smile' in Portuguese, which gives a sense of their approach. They work in Brazilian...
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Ministério Sorriso formed in 1991, led by Silas Malafaia. The name means 'smile' in Portuguese, which gives a sense of their approach. They work in Brazilian gospel music, drawing on local rhythms like samba and funk alongside pop and worship styles.
Their song 'Novo Passinho' became a breakout hit, helping them reach a national audience. The track has that upbeat, rhythmic quality that characterizes much of their output. Malafaia handles lead vocals and writes most of the material.
Over time, the group has put out several albums, with the lineup shifting around Malafaia. They've maintained a following in Brazil's gospel scene, where their mix of celebration and message has found a consistent place.
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