Israel Salazar
Israel Salazar | |
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Born | Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
11 June 1990
Genres | Contemporary worship music |
Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter |
Instruments | Singing |
Years active | 2009–present |
Labels | Som Livre, Diante do Trono |
Associated acts | Diante do Trono (2009–present) |
Israel Salazar de Luna Freire (born 11 June 1990) is a Brazilian contemporary worship music singer and songwriter.
Biography
Salazar was born in Rio de Janeiro. Through adolescence in a religious middle Salazar found himself heavily involved with music, and from a local band. Freire became a student of CTMDT,[clarification needed] and became a member of Diante do Trono.[1] His first recording was 2009's Tua Visão. Freire gained prominence as the lead singer.[2] In February 2013, Salazar served as arranger and one of the major composers of the album Nada Temerei, Ana Nóbrega, released by Som Livre label.[3]
Salazar is a member of the Lagoinha Baptist Church.[citation needed]
Discography
- Solo career
- Jesus (2015)
- with Diante do Trono
- Tua Visão - as member (2009)
- Aleluia - as member (2010)
- Sol da Justiça - as member (2011)
- Glória a Deus - as member (2012)
- Creio - as member (2012)
- Global Project: Português - as member (2012)
- Renovo - as member (2013)
- Tu Reinas - as member (2014)
- Tetelestai - as member (2015)
- Deus Reina - as member (2015)
External links
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- 1990 births
- Living people
- Brazilian male singers
- Brazilian Christian religious leaders
- Christian religion-related songwriters
- Contemporary Christian music
- Performers of Contemporary worship music
- Brazilian gospel singers
- Brazilian singer-songwriters
- Musicians from Rio de Janeiro (city)
- Portuguese-language singers
- Brazilian evangelicals
- Brazilian Christians
- Brazilian Protestants