Sarah Farias

Sarah Farias, born on June 25, 1982, in Maceió, Brazil, is a celebrated gospel singer, songwriter, and member of the Assembleia de Deus Vitória em Cristo (ADVEC). She began her music career in 1998 with the album Dono do Tempo but gained widespread recognition in 2015 with powerful songs like "Deixa eu te usar," "Só quem tem raiz," and "Sobrevivi." Known for her heartfelt and inspirational lyrics, her 2020 single "O céu está me sustentando" was deeply personal, written as a testament to her faith following the loss of her daughter. Sarah Farias has released several acclaimed albums, including Vivendo a Novidade (2015), Renovo (2018), and Tá Passando (2022), which have resonated deeply with audiences across Brazil. Her live projects, such as Sarah Farias - Live MK 10 Milhões (2020) and Sarah Farias Ao Vivo (2021), showcase her dynamic performances and spiritual depth. The latter earned her a Latin Grammy nomination, cementing her status as a leading voice in contemporary Christian music.

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