Power Point
Power Point formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1990s with Rogério Vieira on vocals, Elton Becker on drums, Sergio Knust on bass, and Edinho Cruz on guitar....
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Power Point formed in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1990s with Rogério Vieira on vocals, Elton Becker on drums, Sergio Knust on bass, and Edinho Cruz on guitar. They played gospel rock, a sound that found its audience quickly.
Their debut album 'Maranata' gave them their breakthrough. The title track became a major hit in Christian music circles, and another song from that period, 'Teu Amor Não Falha,' also gained traction. The band's early work was energetic and direct, built around Vieira's strong vocals and Cruz's guitar work.
They followed up with albums like 'Em Cima da Rocha' in 1994 and 'No Nome de Jesus' in 1996. Their sound during these years was a straightforward blend of rock energy and gospel themes, which connected with listeners looking for that specific combination.
Like many bands, they faced some criticism and disputes over their lyrics in those early days, but they kept recording and playing through the 1990s.
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