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Porta Voz
Porta Voz formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, led by singer Leonardo Gonçalves. The name translates to 'spokesperson,' which fit their approach to...
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Porta Voz formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, led by singer Leonardo Gonçalves. The name translates to 'spokesperson,' which fit their approach to Christian music. They released albums like 'Doce Espírito' in 2008, which gave them one of their better-known songs.
In 2012, they drew criticism for their cover of the hymn 'Santo,' with some conservative listeners objecting to its pop arrangement.
Over time, their lineup included members like André Valadão, Mariana Valadão, Davi Sacer, Clovis Pinho, and Matheus Cotta. They put out records steadily through the 2010s, including 'O Amor Que Não Se Acaba' in 2018.
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