Iahweh (Catholic band)

Iahweh was a Brazilian Christian rock and Christian metal band, originating in São Paulo, Brazil.

Iahweh
OriginTaubaté, São Paulo, Brazil
GenresChristian rock, Christian Metal, Contemporary Catholic liturgical music
Years active1993–2000
2001–2015
LabelsCodimuc
Websitewww.iahweh.com.br
MembersAndré Leite (vocals)
Toninho de Marco (guitar)
Tiago Mattos (guitar)
Alessandro Bittencourt (bass)
Eloy Casagrande (drums)
Past membersNeli Sestari
Júlio César

Biography

The band was founded in São Paulo and released its Alfa e Ômega album, in 1996. Due to internal problems, the band went into hiatus, but returned in 2008 to release the album Neblim, which included the tracks "Misericórdia, Senhor" and "Ruah".

In 2009, the group won the first Louvemos ao Senhor Trophy in the Best Rock Album category. In 2010, the band released their first music video for the orchestrated version of their song "Neblim".

In 2012, Iahweh's lead singer André Leite left the band to join the Rio De Janeiro-based group Hangar.

On March 5, 2014, coinciding with the carnival on Ash Wednesday, Iahweh released a new clip with the participation of Father Fábio de Melo entitled "Deserto," which was also the name of their third CD released later in the same month.[1]

Members

Past members
  • Neli Sestari
  • Júlio César

Discography
  • 1996 – Alfa e Ômega
  • 2008 – Neblim
  • 2014 – Deserto

Videography

Videos
  • 2010 – "Neblim"
  • 2014 – "Deserto"

Awards
Year Album Category Result
2009 Neblim I Louvemos o Senhor Trophy
  • Category 12: Best Rock Album[3]
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See also

References
  1. "Iahweh". Discogs. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
  2. "Official site of the band". Archived from the original on April 18, 2015.
  3. "GANHADORES DO TROFÉU LOUVEMOS O SENHOR 2009".
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