Ministério Start Music
Ministério Start Music formed in São Paulo in 1999, led by vocalist Pr. Antônio Cirilo. The group plays contemporary gospel music with pop and rock elements....
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Ministério Start Music formed in São Paulo in 1999, led by vocalist Pr. Antônio Cirilo. The group plays contemporary gospel music with pop and rock elements. Their song 'Rasgue o Meu Eu' became one of their better-known tracks.
Over time, the band's lineup has included musicians like Renê Silva on keyboards, Davidson Silva on bass, Leandro Santos on drums, and Matheus Silva on guitar. They've worked with other Brazilian gospel artists including Aline Barros and Shirley Carvalhaes.
In 2003, the band went through a legal dispute with a former member that led to a temporary name change. They've released multiple live and studio albums across more than two decades of activity.
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