Shemá Israel
Shemá Israel formed in São Paulo, Brazil in 2003 around the siblings Andre Valadão and Mariana Valadão. Their name comes from the Hebrew phrase "Shema...
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Shemá Israel formed in São Paulo, Brazil in 2003 around the siblings Andre Valadão and Mariana Valadão. Their name comes from the Hebrew phrase "Shema Yisrael," which means "Hear, O Israel." They've released albums since their self-titled debut in 2003, including 2022's "Exaltado."
Their song "Eu Te Exaltarei" became a worship staple in Brazilian Christian circles. Another track, "Recebe o Meu Louvor," shows their straightforward approach to praise music. The band's work draws from biblical texts and psalms, with lyrics that often echo traditional worship themes.
Andre and Mariana Valadão have maintained the group's focus on traditional Christian perspectives through their music. Their recordings continue to circulate in Portuguese-speaking worship communities.
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