Rozeane Ribeiro

Rozeane da Silveira Costa, better known as Rozeane Ribeiro (São Paulo, March 17, 1975) is a Brazilian singer and composer of contemporary Christian music, linked to the Pentecostal religious movement. She has released 13 albums and has several appearances. In 1980, at the age of nine, the singer began creating songs for her repertoire for her first LP.[1] The following year, the debut album entitled Meditação was released.[2] Although the singer gained notoriety in 2002, as she released the sixth CD of her career, only first on MK Publicitá entitled Pra Valer. Two years later, the singer released her second album on the label, Deus Nunca Falha, produced by singer Kleber Lucas. In 2007, the singer released her eighth album, A Face da Glória, on the Uni Records label, highlighting the songs "A Face da Glória", "A Fornalha", "Explosão de Graça" and "Eu sou de Cristo". At the end of 2009, the singer recorded the album Extremamente Deus together with her husband. In 2010, he released his most prominent album Rastro de Unção on Rori Music, with the production of maestro Melk Carvalhedo, with successful hits such as the song that gives the CD its title, “Jeová Rafah”, “Crucifica-O”, and “Herdeira”, sung all over the country, and also earned the singer a gold record for selling more than fifty thousand copies. The single "Rastro de Unção" was included in the repertoire of the CD Promessas Pentecostal, which was released in order to honor the 100 years of the Assembly of God in Brazil.[5] The album was considered one of the "Best Pentecostal CDs of the Year" by the Gospel Channel Brasi website, In 2012, the singer released the compilation Minhas Comacionais, produced by Paulo César Baruk, in live format, which brought together songs written by her and re-recorded by several artists. In 2013, Rozeane released the CD É Meu, her second album on her current record label, with production by Leandro Borges. The single "Arma" was highly praised by specialized critics and today has more than 100,000 views on YouTube. Afterwards, the singles "É Meu" and "Você Curado" were released, which were also praised by critics. On September 2, 2013, Rozeane recorded her participation in the Raul Gil Program, which aired on the 7th of the same month; the singer received a gold and platinum record on stage after singing the first single from her tenth album, "É Meu", the gold record for selling more than fifty thousand copies and the platinum record for selling more of seventy thousand copies of the album "Rastro de Unção". In the last quarter of 2014, Rozeane released the CD Heróis da Fé, the eighth album of her career, with compositions by the singer herself and other guests. Once again the singer changes music producers and leaves it to Lenno Maia and Cleybinho. The album was considered one of the best Pentecostal albums of recent times by the website O Propagador.