Missão Compaixão
Missão Compaixão formed in Brazil in 1987, a group of young musicians starting out with their faith and music. Their self-titled song 'Missão Compaixão'...
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Missão Compaixão formed in Brazil in 1987, a group of young musicians starting out with their faith and music. Their self-titled song 'Missão Compaixão' became an anthem for them, and they released an album with the same name in 1989. Other songs like 'A voz do Senhor' and 'Cordeiro e Leão' are part of their catalog.
Lead vocalist Eliane Silva, pianist Marcelo Dias, and guitarist Elmir Ribeiro were core members. They put out more albums in the 1990s, including 'Milagre da Vida' in 1992 and 'Deus de Promessas' in 1998. Their music drew some criticism over theological interpretations and their use of instruments, but they kept going with their approach.
They also had a charitable foundation called the Missão Compaixão Foundation. Their songs, like 'Deus de Milagres' and 'É Chegado o Teu Reino', stayed in circulation among listeners who connected with their style.
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