Luiza Possi to Record First Gospel Album at Sala São Paulo
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Singer Luiza Possi will record her first Christian album at Sala São Paulo this coming Monday, October 7. The recording will feature the Orchestra and Choir of Theatro São Pedro and will include original songs as well as new arrangements of gospel hits. Free tickets for the event sold out within minutes.
Possi announced in March that her album "É Só o Amor" would be her farewell to secular music. She described the subsequent transition as a "desert," noting that she faced criticism from others who claimed she was losing everything she had built. The singer stated that her conversion began in 2023 during a business event where the Bible was used as a foundation for lessons. She was baptized in 2024 alongside her husband, Cris Gomes.
Possi explained that shifting her focus from a stage to an altar has removed a heavy burden of ego and reduced her anxiety regarding audience reactions. She also mentioned seeking guidance from Rodolfo Abrantes, the former lead singer of Raimundos, who similarly left a secular career for faith. Possi added that her new spiritual path helped her overcome past struggles with alcohol in her home and thoughts of death.
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- The report presents the singer's transition to gospel music as a personal journey of faith and emotional liberation.
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- The report presents the singer's transition to gospel music as a personal journey of faith and emotional liberation.
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