: A song about seeking God after a long absence, often used as a theme of return and repentance.
The album consists of 10 tracks, each addressing different theological or social themes:
Released in 1975 under the Paulinas-COMEP label, by Padre Zezinho is widely regarded as one of the most influential and monumental works in Brazilian Christian music history. As a pioneer of the "religious pop" style, Padre Zezinho integrated modern instruments like electric guitars and drums into devotional music, a move that was revolutionary at the time. Core Significance and Impact : A song about seeking God after a
: The title song narratively chronicles the life, ministry, and death of Jesus from a historical and religious perspective.
: This track was controversial upon release due to its direct address of atheism and religious prejudice. Core Significance and Impact : The title song
Even decades later, the album remains a staple in Catholic communities. Its influence is so lasting that in 2010, Padre Zezinho released an expanded version of the title track to include a stanza about the resurrection, addressing earlier criticisms that the song ended with Christ in the tomb.
: Focuses on the youth experience, portraying prayer as a sincere, maturing conversation with the divine. Track Number Um Certo Galileu Life of Jesus Mini Sermão Preaching and Guidance Cantiga Por Francisco St. Francis of Assisi O Filho Pródigo Forgiveness/Parable Cantiga Por Um Ateu Religious Tolerance História De Maria Virgin Mary Family and Innocence Alô, Meu Deus Returning to Faith É Muito Jovem Minha Oração Youth Spirituality Em Sintonia Meditation/Mantra Legacy Its influence is so lasting that in 2010,
: A reflection on family values and the innocence of a happy childhood home, emphasizing simple love and unity.