Plenitud Worship
Plenitud Worship is a Brazilian Christian music group that formed with the intention of creating worship music. They released their debut album 'Espíritu de...
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Plenitud Worship is a Brazilian Christian music group that formed with the intention of creating worship music. They released their debut album 'Espíritu de Dios' in 2012, which included the track 'Espíritu de Dios (feat. Scarlatta).' The group has since put out several more albums, including 'Adoración Profunda' in 2014, 'Plenitud' in 2016, and 'El Encuentro' in 2018.
Their music blends worship elements with contemporary sounds, though they've mentioned facing some resistance from parts of the Brazilian music industry for this approach. Rather than changing direction, they continued with their style, and their debut album gained attention internationally.
Plenitud Worship has released seven studio albums total. Their work focuses on creating music for worship settings, aiming to provide what they describe as a space for experiencing spiritual presence through song.
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