Mônica Alves (Gospel)
Mônica Alves is a Brazilian gospel singer who first gained attention in 2008 with her debut album 'Conexão.' The song 'Fornalha' from that album became...
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Mônica Alves is a Brazilian gospel singer who first gained attention in 2008 with her debut album 'Conexão.' The song 'Fornalha' from that album became particularly well-known in Brazilian gospel circles. She comes from Itabira, Brazil, where she started singing in church.
Her catalog includes songs like 'Santidade' and 'A Tua História,' the latter featuring Jadson. She's also recorded 'Mar Bravio' and 'O Protegido.'
In 2010, there were some plagiarism accusations regarding 'Fornalha,' which she denied. Her band has included musicians like Davi Fonseca on guitar and Lucas Fonseca on drums.
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