Morada

Origin

Fernandópolis, SP

Years active

2009

Genres

contemporary christian music, gospel, christian rock

Instruments

vocals, guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboard, acoustic guitar

Biography

Morada is a prominent Brazilian contemporary Christian music band originating from Fernandópolis, in the interior of São Paulo, established in 2009. The group was founded by vocalist Brunão and his wife Miriam, alongside Moisés Henrique, Felipe Henri, Manoel Castro, and Séfer Dillan. Their band name draws inspiration from the theological concept that the Holy Trinity should dwell within every individual and family, a theme famously highlighted in their track "Morada em Mim".

Over a career spanning more than a decade, the ensemble has released five albums and numerous EPs, accumulating hundreds of millions of streams and video views. They are widely recognized as one of the major gospel acts in the country, with enduring hits such as "É tudo sobre Você", "Uma Coisa", and "Para que Entre o Rei". Their musical style innovates within the gospel genre by blending diverse rhythms while incorporating stylistic traces from international influences like Hillsong United, Mutemath, and Kings Kaleidoscope.

Currently functioning as a quintet accompanied by backing vocalists, the lineup features frontman Brunão, bassist Moisés Henrique, drummer Felipe Henri, keyboardist Manoel Castro, and guitarist Séfer Dillan. The group maintains a rigorous schedule of studio releases, live albums, and concert tours, such as the Tour Adore launched in 2023. Their profound commitment to faith and musical renewal places them alongside influential contemporary Brazilian artists in the Christian music scene, reminiscent of groups like Diante do Trono and Fernandinho.