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Ruja (Gospel)
Ruja is a Brazilian gospel group that formed in Rio de Janeiro. Their song "Romanos 8:19" became particularly well-known, drawing listeners with its...
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Ruja is a Brazilian gospel group that formed in Rio de Janeiro. Their song "Romanos 8:19" became particularly well-known, drawing listeners with its straightforward message of hope.
Early members included Aline Barros on vocals, Anderson Freire on piano and vocals, Fernandinho on guitar, Gabriela Rocha on vocals and flute, and Priscila Alcantara on vocals. Their debut album was called "Som do Céu."
While their music found a wide audience, some religious circles criticized their approach. The group's sound blended vocal harmonies with piano arrangements and guitar rhythms.
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