The Bahian Christian musician clovisauthor and interpreter of Nobody explains Godthe greatest gospel music with views in the world today, with 785 million plays on YouTube And digital platformsis one of the artists nominated for Latin Grammy 2022 with his latest studio work, the album Epiphany, launched by Som Livre in August last year. Compete in the category Christian music album in portoguese languageThe.
Among his next works is the re-recording of the success Nobody explains Godto be released in October, as well as unreleased tracks and a special album of reinterpretations of all his work, consisting of hits and several hits, for this year.
Clovis celebrates its first nomination at the Latin Grammyor, increasing the chorus of Brazilian artists to the awards: “This is my first Grammy nomination, I feel very happy, honored and at the same time challenged, it is a responsibility to represent the segment and be in the selection with so many good people for an award as important as the Latin Grammy. Work From the cover of the ‘album to the final sound design, I am very well accompanied by great people and wonderful professionals, so we are celebrating the victory of this nomination together. “
Segment singer and songwriter gospel and defender of faith without alienationClovis became known as the former lead singer of the band Black in white in 2015 he was also one of the band’s singers Praise reborn and since 2016 he has continued his solo career at the same time. During her career he has already collected collaborations with names such as Claudia Leitte, Davi Sacer, Kivitz And Harmony of Samba.
Epiphany, which carries the meaning of revelation and manifestation of God, which arrived in 2021, as the artist explains: “‘Epiphany’ represents in my life a place of great awareness, not only of spirituality, but of a political awareness that has brought us from the beginning of the pandemic to this point. our faith, but without seeming alienated, speaking of a more present God ”.
Son of fishermen, originally from Bahia Itacarica also speaks of the representativeness of being a black Brazilian artist with a work recognized all over the world: “This nomination means a lot to me because coming from where I come from and being nominated for an award of this importance is very rewarding, it fills my heart with hope, especially since there are more people like me who come from unlikely places. ‘opportunity to be heard, and today I can tell my story, because there was a time when black artists were not listened to, it is very gratifying that other people have paved the way for us and we are also opening up because others too they pass “.
On the messages and the importance of Christian music in the music scene and especially in a period of world pandemic, the circumstance in which he released the album EpiphanyClovis reiterates: “Christian music is huge, it’s not just a song of hope, of eternity, it’s not just about the things of heaven. Christian music continues to treat people who were in agony during the pandemic and who only calmed down by hearing this message. , so first of all the therapeutic function In addition to being very important in terms of marketing and economics, because many people have emerged from the gospel and have understood that the message of the gospel is not just talking about things to come, but about things we are living day after day. The suffering of the people, the conquests of this people, the agonies of this people, the reliefs, the victories and the defeats. All this is part of history and I am part of this team, which is interested in bringing this history also through Christian music ”.
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