Saulo d'Tarso
Saulo d'Tarso was born Saulo José da Silva in Salvador, Bahia. His father played bass guitar and his mother sang in the church choir, and he started writing...
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Saulo d'Tarso was born Saulo José da Silva in Salvador, Bahia. His father played bass guitar and his mother sang in the church choir, and he started writing songs as a teenager. In 1993, he formed a band using the name Saulo d'Tarso, which comes from the biblical Saul of Tarsus.
His music blends Brazilian rhythms with Christian lyrics, and songs like "O Que Eu Fiz" and "Tempo Certo" found an audience in evangelical communities. In 2005, former bandmate Téo Tavares accused him of plagiarism, leading to a legal battle that ended in Saulo's favor.
In 2017, he faced criticism after making public remarks about the gay community. Through these controversies, he kept releasing music that connected with his listeners.
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