Rodrigo Ross
Rodrigo Ross is a Brazilian Christian musician known for songs like 'Louvado e Exaltado Seja o Meu Deus' and 'Amigo Seu.' He started releasing music around...
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Rodrigo Ross is a Brazilian Christian musician known for songs like 'Louvado e Exaltado Seja o Meu Deus' and 'Amigo Seu.' He started releasing music around 2000, working with a backing band called Banda RD. His catalog includes worship songs, gospel, and some Brazilian pop and rock elements.
His music often draws from psalms, as heard in 'Julga-me Senhor (Salmo 26)' and 'O Senhor É o Meu Pastor (Salmo 23).' Other tracks like 'Esse Mundo Precisa de Paz' and 'Jesus É o Meu Senhor' reflect straightforward devotional themes. He has collaborated with artists such as Hillsong United, Kari Jobe, and Chris Tomlin.
Ross's outspoken views on certain social issues have drawn attention alongside his music. He remains active in Brazil's evangelical community, where songs like 'Santo, Santo, Santo' and 'Muda Senhor' are used in congregational settings.
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