Ondas da Unção

Ondas da Unção formed in 1992 in Itapeva, São Paulo, led by pastor and vocalist Oscar de Souza. They started as a local gospel band, playing in their community before gaining wider attention. Their 2008 song "Tua Graça Me Basta" became particularly well-known, with its straightforward declaration about finding sufficiency in divine grace.

Some listeners connected with their message while others questioned aspects of their theology, creating a mixed reception within Brazilian gospel circles. The band kept recording through it, putting out albums like "Água Viva" in 2001 and "O Grande Milagre" in 2004. Other songs like "Vem e Acende" and "Voltar" also circulated among their audience.

Oscar de Souza handled vocals while Vinícius Carvalho played bass, Rafael de Souza was on drums, and Samuel Souza played guitar. They worked occasionally with other gospel artists, though their sound remained centered on their own group dynamic. Their music stayed within the familiar contours of Brazilian gospel, offering straightforward declarations of faith rather than musical innovation.