Monte Santo
Monte Santo formed in 1991 as a Portuguese Catholic musical group. Their self-titled debut album came out the following year, and they've kept a consistent...
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Monte Santo formed in 1991 as a Portuguese Catholic musical group. Their self-titled debut album came out the following year, and they've kept a consistent lineup with Carlos Manuel on vocals and guitar, João Paulo on keyboards, Paulo Alves on drums, and João Pedro on bass.
Their song "Eu Creio" became something of an anthem for them, a straightforward statement of belief that connected with listeners. Another track, "La Sunamita," appears among their most recognized work.
In 1999, their album "Monte Santo 7" drew some criticism for incorporating what were seen as secular elements into their music, sparking debate about artistic expression within their faith-based context. They've released other albums like "Cristo Vence" in 1993, "Arca da Aliança" in 1996, and "Aleluia" in 2016.
They've worked with other Portuguese artists including José Cid, Paulo Costa, and Padre Ricardo Esteves.
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