Raissa Harume
Raissa Harume is a Brazilian Christian pop singer who first gained attention with her 2016 debut single 'Deus, a Escolha Melhor.' The song's straightforward...
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Raissa Harume is a Brazilian Christian pop singer who first gained attention with her 2016 debut single 'Deus, a Escolha Melhor.' The song's straightforward message about faith connected with listeners, establishing her presence in that genre. She grew up in a Christian family and sang in church choirs as a child, which shaped her musical direction.
Her catalog includes songs like 'Tu És o Meu Presente' alongside albums such as Meu Milagre (2018), Mensagem de Deus (2020), and Aleluia (2022). She performs with musicians including Daniel de Andrade on guitar, Gabriel Vieira on bass, and Marcus Vinicius on drums.
Some listeners have questioned her focus on Christian themes, but she continues to write music centered on faith. Her work stays within the familiar territory of uplifting pop with religious lyrics, avoiding broader commercial crossover.
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