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Missão Efatá
Missão Efatá formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s, originally calling themselves Projeto Efatá. The name came from the biblical story of Jesus healing a...
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Missão Efatá formed in São Paulo in the early 1980s, originally calling themselves Projeto Efatá. The name came from the biblical story of Jesus healing a deaf and mute man, which reflected their purpose. Sérgio Lopes was their vocalist and composer.
Their first album was 1984's 'Projeto Efatá.' Some of their well-known songs include 'Quero Louvar-te' and 'Sem Medidas.'
They faced some criticism early on from parts of the Christian community about their musical style. The band kept going, believing music could work for worship and evangelism.
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