Pe Augusto Barros
Pedro Augusto Barros came from Bahia in northeastern Brazil. In 1996, he released his debut album 'Aparecida do Brasil,' which included the title track that...
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Pedro Augusto Barros came from Bahia in northeastern Brazil. In 1996, he released his debut album 'Aparecida do Brasil,' which included the title track that became widely known. The song was an ode to Nossa Senhora Aparecida, the country's patron saint.
His music drew from folk, samba, and gospel styles. He later put out albums like 'Oração' in 1998, 'Na Hora da Dor' in 2001, and 'A História do Filho Pródigo' in 2005. Barros worked with other Brazilian artists including Ivete Sangalo and Daniela Mercury.
He performed with a band that typically included musicians on bass, drums, and backing vocals. While some listeners questioned aspects of his career, his songs found an audience among those drawn to religious themes in popular music.
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