Neide Martins

Origin

Aurelino Leal, BA

Years Active

1937–2026

Genres

gospel, christian music

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Neide Martins is a Brazilian gospel music singer, born in Aurelino Leal, Bahia. Her musical career began early, as she showed an interest in music since childhood. At the age of thirteen, she made her debut on the "Children's Program" of Rádio Guanabara, singing fados, a musical genre that her parents appreciated. Later, she refined her voice and, at sixteen, caught the attention of producer Renato Murce, which led her to sing sambas and marches on Rádio Transmissora.

Throughout her career, Neide Martins has established herself as a prominent voice in Brazilian gospel music. Songs like "Paulo é Silas" and "Ah, Se Não Fosse Deus" achieved great popularity, with millions of views on YouTube, demonstrating the artist's strong connection with her audience. Her ability to convey emotions and deep spiritual messages through her songs has made her a reference in the genre.

In addition to her musical career, Neide Martins is a woman of faith, actively serving at the Assembleia de Deus Madureira - Sede Brás. Her dedication to her family, consisting of her husband Pastor Roberto Alves Martins and her daughter Isabella Nascimento Martins, is a pillar in her life, inspiring her musical journey. With an impressive vocal talent and lyrics that address themes of faith, hope, and worship, Neide Martins continues to impact and bless lives through her music.

Discography

• Neide Martins C/ Diabos do Céu / Diabos do Céu – Que Fim Levou Você ? !... / Diabo Solto (1937)