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Quarteto gospel is the Portuguese‑language tradition of four‑part gospel vocal groups, most prominently rooted in Brazil’s evangelical and Adventist communities. The style adapts the American Southern Gospel quartet format (lead/tenor/baritone/bass) to Portuguese (and sometimes Spanish) repertoire, blending close‑harmony arranging with hymnody and modern worship choruses. Performances are typically a cappella or supported by sparse piano, acoustic guitar, or light rhythm section. Hallmarks include tight blend and intonation, step‑up modulations for climactic verses, call‑and‑response tags, and devotional, Scripture‑inflected lyrics. Since the 1960s the quartet has become a recognizable strand of Brazilian gospel, sustained by church circuits, radio/TV ministries, and extensive touring across Brazil and the Lusophone/LatAm diaspora.