Isaías Saad

Isaías Saad, a Brazilian Christian artist, discovered his calling to sing for God at the age of 16, embarking on a journey to spread faith and hope through music. His career began in 2017 with the release of his debut project featuring the tracks "Vou Além" and "Pra Onde Irei," which included a collaboration with Priscilla Alcantara. He gained national recognition in 2018 with his heartfelt rendition of "Ousado Amor," a song that resonated deeply within the Christian community across Brazil. That same year, he released a live session featuring the tracks "Emanuel," "Estou Aqui," and "Espírito Vem," which included collaborations with Luma Elpídio and Gabriel Guedes de Almeida. Building on this momentum, Isaías Saad released his self-titled first full-length album, showcasing his talent and devotion, followed by the recording of his first DVD the following year. Known for blending soulful worship with authentic and deeply spiritual lyrics, Isaías Saad quickly became a significant voice in Brazilian gospel music, touching countless lives through his dedication to his faith and craft. 2023 saw the release of the live LP Bondade e Fidelidade, which featured contributions from Nívea Soares, Fernandinho, Paula Santos, Débora Buzas, Theo Rubia, and John Dias. In 2024, he kept his catalog moving with new releases that leaned into worship performance formats, including the Tudo Sobre Ele (Playback) project and acoustic material connected to Único (Acústico), alongside singles such as “Isaias Saad Na Casa.” In 2025, he followed with “Tu És Deus (A Ele) [Acústico]” and expanded his live-audiovisual series with the 13-track album Altar Invisível, recorded at Teatro Positivo in Curitiba and built around collaborations with Sued Silva and Morada, plus appearances from Fhop Music, LUDI, and Guilherme Baptista; the rollout was led by songs like “Santo” and “Anseio.”