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Recanto da Fé
Recanto da Fé formed in 2002 in a small São Paulo church, with musicians who wanted to create worship music together. Their name means 'Refuge of Faith' in...
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Recanto da Fé formed in 2002 in a small São Paulo church, with musicians who wanted to create worship music together. Their name means 'Refuge of Faith' in Portuguese. The original lineup included vocalists Joelma Souza, Bruna Karla, and André Valadão, along with Emerson Pinheiro on keyboard and Marcelo Aguiar on bass.
Their debut album 'Nas Asas do Senhor' came out that same year. The song 'Linda cidade' became one of their better-known tracks. Some listeners appreciated their approach to gospel music, while others found it too modern compared to more traditional Brazilian gospel sounds.
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