Águas Purificadoras

Águas Purificadoras is the third album in the live praise and worship series of Christian Contemporary music by Diante do Trono.^[1]

About the Project

In the pre-recording of the Águas Purificadoras, the mining group released the Exaltado album, recorded at the Lagoinha Baptist Church, in Belo Horizonte.

From Exaltado, the Diante do Trono band began making presentations throughout Brazil and the band's popularity began to grow among evangelicals, was consolidating your trips to Brazilian states and its significant selling records.

Unlike older CDs, Diante do Trono and Exaltado, it was decided that the recording Águas Purificadoras, in 2000, the borders would be expanded and choose a larger place so that more people could follow.^[2] Therefore, we have chosen the place of recording, the Bolívar de Andrade Park or Gameleira Park in Belo Horizonte. The prediction that was made was that about 20 thousand people prestigiariam recording.

The gates of the church are no longer sufficient. The compositions became exclusively signed by Ana Paula Valadão. The first major stage has been set. In July 2000 CD recording Águas Purificadoras gathered in the Gameleira Park in Belo Horizonte, 70,000 people from various Brazilian states. In a stage of 16 feet, musicians, orchestra, and choir singers shared the same structure for the first time. The bandages surprised and multiplied by consolidating excellence as standard of Diante do Trono.^[3] The album was the group's first CD to have the bandage of a million copies in Brazil alone so getting the first Diamond disc.

The day arrived and the work was recorded. A large stage was set up where they were choir, musicians, singers and dancers, unlike the last two albums, where musicians, singers and dancers were on different platforms. Gathered 70,000 people, where the prediction that was made was that about 20 thousand people prestigiariam recording.

All songs from the repertoire are by Ana Paula Valadão as "Tempo de Festa" and "Águas Purificadoras" (song that gives name to the CD).

The CD begins with an opening created by Ana Paula Valadão which then goes to "Tempo de Festa". In the DVD, contains three spontaneous, which are sung ministrations.

Track Listing (CD)

Track Listing (DVD)

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