Helena Tannure

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Years active

1999

Genres

contemporary christian music, gospel

Biography

Helena Tannure is a Brazilian singer, pastor, voice actress, actress, and presenter, widely recognized for her significant contributions to contemporary Christian music in Brazil. Born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, she converted to Protestantism in 1983 and later became a member of the Lagoinha Baptist Church. Her musical journey gained prominence when she joined the renowned worship group Diante do Trono, initially as a backing vocalist, a role she held until 2010.

Beyond her extensive work with Diante do Trono, Tannure has also lent her voice and talent to other artists and projects within the Brazilian gospel scene, notably collaborating with Antônio Cirilo of Santa Geração. Her career extends beyond music, encompassing roles as a television presenter for various Christian programs and as an actress and voice actress, further solidifying her presence in the Brazilian audiovisual landscape.

Tannure's career is marked by a deep spiritual conviction and a desire to inspire through her art and ministry. She has also authored several books, sharing her personal experiences and spiritual insights. Her influence continues to grow, with ongoing engagements in conferences, workshops, and musical projects that reach a broad audience across Brazil and internationally.