‘They sing love’ has a free performance by Jôci Carvalho and friends in Largo

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Event takes place this Saturday (6), from 7pm

Manaus (AM) – At the invitation of the Secretariat of Culture and Creative Economy, singer Jôci Carvalho will perform on the stage at Largo de São Sebastião, on Saturday (6), starting at 7pm. Among the guests are Soraya Oliveira and Mário Brother, Nelson Vity, Carlinhos Templos and Leonardo Oliveira. In addition to the special participation of presenter and pastor Braz Silva and violinist Nayane Lira.

The event aims to be a unique celebration of the authenticity and diversity of regional culture. United by one purpose, they will sing songs that celebrate God’s love. Jôci Carvalho will lead his guests in solo performances and duets, providing moments of interaction where everyone will come together to sing the praises of local composers, in addition to presenting some contemporary hits.

In the repertoire: “O Chamado” by Soraya Oliveira, “Ágape” by Carlinhos Templos, “Minha Oferta” and “Maranata, Ele Vem” by Jôci Carvalho composed by Marden Gonçalves, “Jesus is the First” by Nelson Vity, and “Quero Return” by Leonardo Oliveira. In addition to these original compositions, the group will also perform emotional versions of “Bondade de Deus”, “Eu Vou Seguir com Fé” and “Jesus em Tua Presença”.

The band will be made up of the following musicians: André Adam on double bass, Leonardo Oliveira on lead guitar, Felipe Tavares on rhythm guitar, Omar Guedes on drums and Thyago Teclas on keyboard. Together, they promise to create an immersive and inspiring musical experience on the Largo São Sebastião stage.

Jôci Carvalho currently stands out as a leader of the Christian art and culture movement in Amazonas, through the Movement for Christ. His mission is to strengthen this segment in a professional way, making it more attractive to the cultural market.
One of the main focuses is to expand access to this artistic expression without resorting to appeals based on religious preaching, so that this art can be expanded and accessible to a diverse audience.

“Allowing art to express itself authentically is our mission. When addressing topics related to Jesus and his gospel, we need to go beyond the church, have more public spaces occupied with this art that edifies and is good for the soul. We consider artistic expression to be a valuable means of sharing the faith we place in Christ, providing an enriching and meaningful experience for everyone.”

Report, Jôci.

Passionate about the richness of regional culture, the artist has dedicated herself tirelessly to promoting and consolidating this segment, seeking economic support to guarantee the subsistence of local artists, especially those who depend on this support to support their families.

More about Jôci Carvalho

With a 22-year career, Jôci Carvalho has participated in several festivals and shows throughout Amazonas singing everything from MPB to international songs. All of this added up to 10 years of dancing with the Hot Wish Band. The biggest highlight was between 2016 and 2019 with a university country music project, when the artist became better known in concert halls and celebrations in the State of Amazonas.

With 5 CDs recorded, 1 DVD, even with a busy schedule, she decided to give up the shine of this world to answer God’s call. In March 2019, she ended her career in secular music, starting her gospel career.

Jôci, in addition to being a singer, is CEO of the Pactum Group and cultural manager, with successful cultural projects on her CV, the most recent: Laboratório Musical, Live Som de Adoradores, Circuito Louvarei, among others. He is currently presiding over the Movimento por Cristo Association, which in its 3 years of existence points to major impacts for the State of Amazonas, projects such as: FEGAM gospel arts festival in Manaus (2023), sociocultural space Arte Cidadania in the East Zone, Play Music Gospel Program of TV Encontro das Águas, where she serves as presenter alongside Carlinhos Templos.

*With information from consultancy.

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