Rick Bonfim
Rick Bonfim is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who works in gospel music. His 2012 single "Seja Forte e Corajoso" became widely known in Brazil, with its...
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Rick Bonfim is a Brazilian singer-songwriter who works in gospel music. His 2012 single "Seja Forte e Corajoso" became widely known in Brazil, with its straightforward message of encouragement finding an audience. Other songs like "Louvarei Meu Deus" and "Faça de Mim Uma Oração" follow a similar devotional style.
He released his first album, "Eu Acredito," in 2004. The existing history mentions he grew up in a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro and that local samba and funk rhythms were early influences, though his recorded work leans toward contemporary gospel. He has released several albums since, including "Resgate" in 2015 and "Nova História" in 2018.
In 2014, there were accusations that the melody of "Seja Forte e Corajoso" was copied from another song. The matter was investigated and dismissed. The song remains his most recognized work.
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