Kades Singers

Kades Singers was a Protestant vocal group (gospel) formed in São Paulo in 1995 and has had several formations over the years. The group's name originates from the combination of the words "Kades", from Hebrew, "consecrated", and "Singers", from English, singers. The group's union took place in 1989 when the group's members were invited to a selective choir in Atibaia - São Paulo, EMME group of the Word of Life seminar and soon after, they participated in the Klim Kideshim group in Campinas created by Pr. Marcos Pereira da Cunha and some of the members participated in this group for 5 years. In 1995, through God's direction, they decided to leave the previous group and form the group Kades Singers (except Darilton, who was the last to join Kades in the original lineup and the first member to leave). In activity since then, his musical style places emphasis on well-divided vocals and the combination of all voices (Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Mezzo-Soprano and Soprano), and on his Counterpoint dynamics, something very rare for the large Brazilian evangelical public. , although it is something very widespread in American gospel music with groups like Acappella, Take 6 and First Call. The group was discovered by gospel singer [a3724528] and became part of the Cast of the record label MK Music (2) in 1995. Their debut CD on the label was the compilation Natal Feliz, in 1996 with Christmas songs that were the themes of the label's hits. which gained a new look. They then released the CD Alta Voz in 1997, which was a great success, with a repertoire of their own compositions and those of other composers. They later released Muita Vida (2000), which marked them as the best gospel vocal group, and Espaço pra Mudança (2002), the last for the label. They made many appearances as a group and as Backing Vocals in several gospel productions such as the albums "A Promessa" (Brother Simion), "Sonhos" ([a3724528]), "Poder e Verdade" ([a4573005]), "O Amor é a Resposta" ([a7292892]), "Toma os Pedaços" (Marcos Antônio), "As Canções da Minha Vida: 15 Anos Ao Vivo" ([a7292892]), "Best Moments" Rayssa & Ravel) and "[a6676900]" (Four for One). In total, they released 4 albums through MK Music (2). Recognized as the best gospel vocal group of the time, they have already won twice in the “best vocal group of the year” category at the annual gospel awards titled Troféu Talento, and have already been nominated for a Latin Grammy. As one of the moments of maximum recognition of his career, in 2004, he had the honor of opening the show of one of the best vocal groups in the world, Take 6, which took place at City Bank Hall, in Rio de Janeiro, during the event "Rio Acapela ", which brings together the most prominent vocal groups in the country every year. Disadvantaged by the record company which, according to them, favored some artists over others, the group decided to leave after 7 years at MK Music (2). During this period, the group reached the peak of its career with its debut on Line Records (4), where two CDs were released: Fé Imbatível and Intimidade, the latter on Line. After 10 years of remaining in the group, [a3795527] (leader of the group and the first to pursue a solo career) announced her departure after the birth of her son Victor in 2006. In the following album, Intimidade, she was replaced by singer Denize Montiel, who left the group. group shortly after, becoming a trio. At Line Records (4), they participated in several recordings by artists such as Cristina Mel, Jamily, Mara Maravilha, Leonor, Isis Regina and Gerson Cardozo. The group also participated in the soundtrack of the soap opera Prova de Amor, with the song Se a Gente Grande Soubesse. Years later, the group decided to leave the Line Records label to pursue an independent career. Promises of a new CD appeared, but it was not released. Member Jussara Oliveira leaves the group at the end of 2009, citing as her reason "a direction she received from God", and pursues an independent career under the name Jussara Chieregato. Marlon Saint pursued a career as a photographer, Dénis Goursand continues to perform back-vocals for other artists and Sérgio Fernandez passed away in 2012. After the group left MK Music, Siclair continued as Fernanda Brum's vocal producer, got married and is now a pastor and minister of music at the First Baptist Church of Marília. Raquel Mello is currently pursuing a solo career on Pastor Silas Malafaia's Central Gospel Music label and Denise Montiel is pursuing a solo career. Marlon and Dénis continue the group and with them the new member Aline Santana, doing a work "Voice and Guitar" in churches.