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Vox Amplify
Vox Amplify is a Brazilian worship band that formed in 2005. Their first album that year was called 'Vivo Pra Te Adorar,' which is also the title of their...
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Vox Amplify is a Brazilian worship band that formed in 2005. Their first album that year was called 'Vivo Pra Te Adorar,' which is also the title of their most well-known song. The band's lineup includes Anderson Freire on lead vocals and guitar, Lucas Cordeiro, Daniel Zangrande, Gabriel Guedes, and Leandro Silva.
They've put out several albums over time, including 'A Música da Minha Vida' in 2007, 'Canto do Crente' in 2009, and 'Fé' in 2011. Later records like 'Amor e Graça' (2014), 'O Milagre' (2016), 'Abraça-me' (2018), and 'Pra Sempre Te Amarei' (2020) followed.
In 2014, the song 'Fui Eu' drew some criticism for how it portrayed a character dealing with addiction. The band maintained that the track was about hope and redemption. Their music, particularly 'Vivo Pra Te Adorar,' has been used in churches and worship settings.
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