Mônica Vaz
Mônica Vaz is a Brazilian gospel singer known for her 1998 recording of the hymn "Êta Deus Poderoso." The song became widely popular in Brazil, with its...
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Mônica Vaz is a Brazilian gospel singer known for her 1998 recording of the hymn "Êta Deus Poderoso." The song became widely popular in Brazil, with its uplifting lyrics and melodies connecting with audiences. She has also recorded other songs like "Melhor Remédio," "Digno," and "Espírito Santo."
Her career includes collaborations with artists such as André Valadão and Aline Barros. She released albums including "Mônica Vaz" in 2000, "Deus é Bom" in 2006, and "Abraça-me" in 2014.
Vaz performs with a band that includes Marcos Antonio on guitar, Sérgio Mazza on bass, Carlos Elias on keyboards, and Leonardo Leal on drums. Her music draws from her background in church choirs and focuses on religious themes.
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