Ministerio Sr. Menino
Ministerio Sr. Menino formed in the late 1990s when a few young musicians came together through their local church. They started with little money and faced...
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Ministerio Sr. Menino formed in the late 1990s when a few young musicians came together through their local church. They started with little money and faced some skepticism from outside their community, but kept working on their music anyway.
Their song "Eu Encontrei o Amor" became a breakout hit for them, connecting with younger listeners in Brazil. The band's lyrics sometimes addressed social issues, which drew both support and criticism from different quarters.
Leonardo Gonçalves sang lead, with Edinho Gomes on guitar and Filipe Lancaster on bass. Their sound mixed rock and pop with some Brazilian musical touches, though they were primarily known within Christian music circles.
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