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Renovar't
Renovar't formed in 2000 in Porto, Portugal, with a group of young musicians who wanted to make gospel music. Their song "Da Sua Glória com Noite Santa"...
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Renovar't formed in 2000 in Porto, Portugal, with a group of young musicians who wanted to make gospel music. Their song "Da Sua Glória com Noite Santa" became well-known among listeners. They used electric guitars and drums in their arrangements, which some in the gospel community found unconventional at the time.
Their self-titled debut album came out in 2002. The band has seen changes in its lineup over time, with members including Ricardo Cruz on lead vocals, Pedro Cruz on electric guitar, Bruno Cruz on bass, Daniel Cruz on drums, and backing vocalists Sandra Silva and Ana Paula Dias.
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