Missão Harpa
Missão Harpa formed in Brazil in the early 2000s, a gospel band focused on spreading Christian messages through music. Their name translates to 'Harp...
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Missão Harpa formed in Brazil in the early 2000s, a gospel band focused on spreading Christian messages through music. Their name translates to 'Harp Mission,' which points to that purpose. The original lineup included Lucas Silveira on lead vocals and guitar, Leandro Silveira on bass, Rafael Araújo on keyboards, and Anderson Bessa on drums, though membership has shifted over time.
They released their first album 'Unidos pela Fé' in 2004, followed by several others including 'Vencendo Vem Jesus' in 2007, which shares its title with one of their well-known songs. Their catalog continued with albums like 'Um Milagre a Cada Dia' in 2009 and 'Aclame ao Senhor' in 2011, showing steady output through the decade.
In 2010, the band faced plagiarism accusations over a song, but these were later dismissed. They kept recording, putting out 'Som da Glória' in 2014, 'Vitória' in 2017, and 'Tudo Vai Passar' in 2020. Their sound leans into harmonic melodies with a straightforward gospel approach.
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