Eyshila

Origin

Fortaleza, CE

Genres

contemporary christian music, gospel, mpb

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Eyshila Oliveira Santos, known artistically as Eyshila, was born in Fortaleza on September 1, 1972. A singer, pastor, writer, and songwriter, she built a solid trajectory within Brazilian contemporary Christian music, initially joining the group Altos Louvores before consolidating her solo career and participating in projects of great national projection such as the group Voices.

Over decades of dedication to gospel music, Eyshila stood out not only for her voice and interpretation, but also for her expressive work as a songwriter, authoring songs recorded by various prominent artists in the genre. She also maintained remarkable partnerships, such as the acclaimed project "Amigas" carried out alongside singer Fernanda Brum, in addition to receiving multiple Latin Grammy nominations and winning significant awards from the recording industry.

In addition to her intense artistic and pastoral schedule at the Assembleia de Deus Vitória em Cristo, Eyshila expanded her work into literature, publishing biographical and devotional works that dialogue with her personal and spiritual experience. Her contribution to Christian music in Brazil remains remarkable, gathering crowds in historic performances and maintaining a lasting legacy of congregational songs.