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Porta da Paz Music
Porta da Paz Music was a Brazilian gospel group that formed in the early 1980s. Their song 'Aos Teus Pés' became particularly well-known, appearing on their...
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A Minha Vida Te Dou
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Aos Teus Pés
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Aviva (part. Lorena Castellanos)
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Canção de Paulo (part. Priscilla Yokoi)
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Deus de Aliança
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Deus de Elias
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Encontro Glorioso
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Eu Decido Crer
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Eu Vou
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Lugar Santíssimo
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Mais Que Vencedor
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Meu Bem Maior
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Minha Origem
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Nosso Clamor
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Nova canção
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Não Calarei
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Porta da Paz Music was a Brazilian gospel group that formed in the early 1980s. Their song 'Aos Teus Pés' became particularly well-known, appearing on their 1989 album of the same name. They released several other albums through the 1990s and early 2000s, including 'Somos Teus' in 1992 and 'A Vida É Uma Dádiva' in 2000.
Their music featured collaborations with other artists like Lorena Castellanos on 'Aviva' and Priscilla Yokoi on 'Canção de Paulo.' Other songs in their catalog include 'Deus de Aliança,' 'Eu Decido Crer,' and 'Salmo 100.' The group's lineup included Sérgio Saas on vocals, Sérgio Murilo on guitar, Jonathan Souza on bass, and Manoel Neto on drums.
Their work was part of a broader movement of contemporary Christian music in Brazil during that period. While some traditionalists questioned their approach, their songs found an audience in religious gatherings and beyond.
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