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Plenitude
Plenitude formed in the early 2000s as a group of friends making worship music together. Their lineup included Ricardo Souza on vocals and songwriting, Cintia...
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Plenitude formed in the early 2000s as a group of friends making worship music together. Their lineup included Ricardo Souza on vocals and songwriting, Cintia Souza singing soprano, David Costa on piano, Thiago Feitosa on guitar, Felipe Alves on bass, and Arthur Callado on drums. They put out their first album in 2004.
Some listeners thought their vocal style sounded too polished at first, but they kept recording and touring. Songs like "Me render" and "Necessito" found an audience looking for straightforward expressions of faith.
In 2012 they released "Louvarei Ao Senhor," which became their most widely heard track. It got picked up in Brazil and elsewhere, sometimes translated into other languages. Other songs from their catalog include "O Teu Amor Me Faz Cantar" and "Te adorar."
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