Elaine Martins

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Genres

gospel, contemporary christian music

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Elaine Martins is a prominent Brazilian contemporary Christian singer and songwriter associated with the Pentecostal movement. Born in Rio de Janeiro into an evangelical family, she began her musical journey singing in her local church and released her debut album, Força Santa, in the year 2000. Over the years, she built a solid career in gospel music, releasing successful albums such as Muda-me and Santificação, the latter of which earned her a gold certification from Pro-Música Brasil.

Throughout her career, Elaine has collaborated with several notable figures in the Brazilian gospel scene, including Cristina Mel, Fernanda Brum, and Anderson Freire. Her hit songs, such as "Volte a Sonhar" and "Oceano de Lágrimas", have garnered millions of streams and views on digital platforms. In 2019, she celebrated her two-decade milestone in music with a special live-recorded project commemorating her 20-year career.

Aside from her musical achievements, Martins is known for sharing her personal life experiences with her fanbase, including her faith journey, family life, and membership in the Assembleia de Deus Ministério de Madureira. Having moved to the United States, she continues to release new singles through MK Music, cementing her status as one of the enduring voices of Brazilian gospel music.