Voce Di Dio
Voce Di Dio is an Italian ensemble that began releasing music in the early 2000s, led by vocalist and composer Alessandro De Santis. Their debut album 'Cantus...
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Voce Di Dio is an Italian ensemble that began releasing music in the early 2000s, led by vocalist and composer Alessandro De Santis. Their debut album 'Cantus Divinus' came out in 2002, featuring the track 'Dio Come Ti Amo' which became one of their notable songs. They followed with albums like 'Lux Aeterna' in 2004 and 'Gloria Dei' in 2007.
The group includes soprano Anna Maria Guarnieri and guitarist-producer Marco Ratti alongside De Santis. Their music incorporates classical, pop, and rock elements, with lyrics that often engage with religious themes. Another song, 'Voglio Lodarti Ancora,' appears among their work.
Their material has drawn criticism from some conservative religious circles, partly due to De Santis's outspoken views on organized religion. Despite this, they have maintained a dedicated following who connect with their spiritual explorations.
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