@som.do.ceu5: ✨ “Nada faz sentido se o Senhor não for o centro… Tu és o meu tudo, o meu universo.” 🌌❤️ #MeuUniverso #NovoSom #JesusNoCentro #Adoração #Fé

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Ritinha ❣️🙇 :

Dá vontade até de chorar 😢🥰❤️🙏

2025-10-03 23:16:57

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Banda Unipo Edielson SA :

amooo

2025-10-04 01:55:55

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andreluisrodrigue14 :

Esse é o de 1999 em vitória ou não ?

2025-10-07 20:55:52

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salomaosilva,salomaoking2 :

fico impressionado com a riqueza musical desses caras é uma simplicidade nas notas mas tudo se encaixa perfeitamente desde a voz os back e os instrumentos deixa 🥰 tudo complexo

2025-10-08 22:53:26

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juamorim393 :

É muito bom ouvir novo som.👏👏👏

2025-10-03 17:21:13

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Aliana :

Amém ♥🙏

2025-10-04 00:53:37

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Paulo :

e saudades dos tempos antigos

2025-10-04 22:31:43

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Diego Chaves08 :

agora que estou percebendo foi o Serginho que fez esse solo às vezes até me esqueço que o Serginho tava nesse palco porque ele ficou assim bem de canto quase escondido

2025-10-04 22:34:10

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Daniela❤️💋 :

linda música 🥰

2025-10-05 15:39:32

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Aurideia Silva :

lindíssima ❤️😊👏

2025-10-05 13:00:38

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cris :

esse sorriso lindo do Alex Gonzaga 🥰

2025-10-06 16:01:49

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Renatta :

tinha esse cd

2025-10-03 18:09:21

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Leandro Evandro :

Amém glória a Deus 🙏🙏🙏

2025-10-03 22:21:23

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Taiane Macario LC :

Eu amo novo som!❤

2025-10-04 01:03:24

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Rosimeire Costa :

amém

2025-10-03 16:31:53

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andrea. monteiro :

🥰🥰🥰🥰😇😁😄

2025-10-05 22:47:49

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121mr DEUS é fiel 🙏 :

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

2025-10-03 11:55:19

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Eloisa Luiza :

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

2025-10-03 11:50:55

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BTS B-ARMY :

😆😆

2025-10-06 00:36:27

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Alex Carvalho :

👏👏👏

2025-10-04 04:05:18

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Taty Almeida :

🥰🥰🥰

2025-10-03 23:37:54

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Ritinha ❣️🙇 :

❤

2025-10-03 23:16:17

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Lucilene Santos :

🥰🥰🥰🥰

2025-10-03 17:25:26

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fãs do Alex gonzaga :

💘🥰

2025-10-03 16:47:08

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Eloisa Luiza :

😅😅

2025-10-03 11:51:17

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