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Obra Nossa Senhora de Fátima
Obra Nossa Senhora de Fátima formed in São Paulo in 1956, with Paulo Pereira on vocals, Edinho on guitar, and two members named José on accordion and drums....
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A Minha Alma Será
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Alcançado por Cristo
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Basta-Me
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Com Maria Serei Fiel
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Conservarei
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Eleita
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Eu Levarei
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Olhar de Mãe
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Reconstruir o Amor
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Sim, Eu Sou
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Somos Família
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Stella Più Bella
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Obra Nossa Senhora de Fátima formed in São Paulo in 1956, with Paulo Pereira on vocals, Edinho on guitar, and two members named José on accordion and drums. They started playing at small churches and social gatherings. In 1961, they released "A Minha Alma Será," a song written by Pereira that became unexpectedly popular across Brazil.
"A Minha Alma Será" connected with listeners in a way that went beyond typical religious music. It was played at weddings and funerals, and the group's other songs like "Stella Più Bella" and "Somos Família" followed a similar pattern of simple, devotional lyrics set to accessible melodies. Their early albums included titles like "Glória a Jesus" and "O Amor de Deus."
Paulo Pereira stayed with the group until his retirement in 2010, though other members came and went over time. In the 1970s, there were some accusations of plagiarism regarding "A Minha Alma Será," but those were eventually dismissed. The song remains their best-known work.
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