Radicais Kids
Radicais Kids formed in 1999 as a Brazilian gospel group. Their debut album 'Gente Que Ama' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Um Deus Grandão,' which...
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Radicais Kids formed in 1999 as a Brazilian gospel group. Their debut album 'Gente Que Ama' came out in 2005 and included the song 'Um Deus Grandão,' which became popular with younger listeners. The original lineup featured Bruna Karla on vocals and Thalles Roberto on guitar and vocals, along with Eliezer Setton on bass and Junior on drums.
They released several albums over the following years, including 'Estação Vida' in 2008, 'Deixa a Glória Descer' in 2010, and 'Além do Rio' in 2013. Songs like 'Plano de Salvação' and 'A Chave da Oração' continued their focus on faith-based lyrics set to energetic music.
Both Bruna Karla and Thalles Roberto eventually left the group to pursue solo work. The band's music, with songs such as 'Me Arrependo' and 'Que Amor É Esse,' maintained a following among Brazilian gospel audiences.
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