Roque Lirio
Roque Lirio is a Brazilian Christian music band that formed in 1983 around singer Roberto Lirio and his brother Roque. Their early sound mixed gospel with pop...
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Roque Lirio is a Brazilian Christian music band that formed in 1983 around singer Roberto Lirio and his brother Roque. Their early sound mixed gospel with pop elements, and their 1983 song 'Sangue de Jesus' became something of an anthem in their circles.
They recorded steadily through the 1980s and 1990s, putting out albums like 'Virada do Século' in 1985 and 'Deus É Fiel' in 1994. Other songs in their catalog include 'Caipira Se Converte' and 'Coração Legal'.
Their music sometimes incorporated Afro-Brazilian cultural touches, which drew criticism from some conservative religious listeners. They also occasionally spoke on social issues, which could stir debate within their community.
The band's lineup has included Roberto Lirio on vocals, Roque Lirio on bass, and musicians like André Mattos on piano and Paulo Ricardo on guitar.
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