Priscila Alves
Priscila Alves is a Brazilian singer whose work sits in Christian music. Her debut album came out in 2014, titled 'Voz do que Clama no Deserto' after its lead...
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Priscila Alves is a Brazilian singer whose work sits in Christian music. Her debut album came out in 2014, titled 'Voz do que Clama no Deserto' after its lead track. That song, along with others like 'Salmo 25' and 'Vale Mais Que Diamante', are among her most recognized.
She has released several albums since, including 'Pra Ti' in 2016, 'A Voz do Meu Chamado' in 2018, and 'Além do Véu' in 2021. Her recordings include both original songs and hymns. She has worked with other artists in her field, like David Quinlan and Lucas Souza.
Priscila Alves performs as a solo artist. Her music often draws from personal faith, with songs like 'Faz-me Renascer' and 'Filho Meu' reflecting that focus.
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