Teles Barreto
Teles Barreto was born in 1960 in Itapagipe, Brazil. He started making music with his brothers in a gospel band called Os Barretos. Their 1989 album "É Natal"...
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Teles Barreto was born in 1960 in Itapagipe, Brazil. He started making music with his brothers in a gospel band called Os Barretos. Their 1989 album "É Natal" included the title track "É Natal (O Nascimento de Jesus)," which became a Christmas standard in Brazilian Christian music.
That song, along with others like "Ah Se Eu Pudesse Voar" and "A Magia do Natal," helped establish Barreto's presence in gospel music during a period when the genre had limited mainstream recognition. The band's lineup included Teles on lead vocals and guitar, with his brothers Fabio, Marcelo, and Luizinho handling other vocals and instruments.
They released several albums through the 1990s, including "O Amor de Deus" in 1991 and "Canções da Fé" in 1994. While their music faced some criticism about commercialization, it maintained a focus on Christian themes and holiday celebrations.
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