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Sara Cristina
Sara Cristina is a Brazilian gospel singer from Rio de Janeiro. Her song "Acalmarei" came out on her 2015 debut album Na Hora Certa and became widely known in...
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Sara Cristina is a Brazilian gospel singer from Rio de Janeiro. Her song "Acalmarei" came out on her 2015 debut album Na Hora Certa and became widely known in gospel circles.
She performs as a solo artist, working with various musicians and producers. Beyond Na Hora Certa, she has released other albums including Eu Te Louvarei in 2017, Sara Cristina ao Vivo in 2019, and Meu Lar in 2021.
Her music has faced some criticism within the industry, but she's kept making it. The focus has generally stayed on straightforward gospel recordings rather than dramatic career narratives.
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