Sâmela Donza
Sâmela Donza is a Brazilian singer from Salvador, Bahia, who grew up in a Christian household with gospel music around her. Her song 'Toma a Minha Vida,...
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Sâmela Donza is a Brazilian singer from Salvador, Bahia, who grew up in a Christian household with gospel music around her. Her song 'Toma a Minha Vida, Senhor' became widely known, drawing from that background of faith.
Her music has faced some criticism over its openly Christian lyrics in popular music, and there were questions about whether 'Toma a Minha Vida, Senhor' drew too closely from an existing hymn. She kept recording through that, putting out albums like 'Espírito Santo' in 2015 and 'Caminho de Luz' in 2020.
She works as a solo artist but has regular collaborators including producer Luizinho Lessa and guitarist William Santos. The music stays in that space between contemporary pop and traditional gospel, built around her voice and straightforward spiritual themes.
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