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The Hallel event is described as the largest evangelization event in the country, with religious musical performances. On the second day, there was rain during the previous shows, leading many faithful to leave the venue before Father Fábio de Melo's performance.
One of the most anticipated names this Saturday (5), the second day of Hallel, Father Fábio de Melo took to the stage an hour and a half late.
It no longer rained in Franca (SP), but many faithful had already left the Fernando Costa Exhibition Park after two previous shows underwater.
Those who stayed did not regret it. The priest opened the presentation with the song "Os Sonhos de Deus" and moved the few remaining faithful.
Afterwards, he sang "Faço Novas Todas As Escolhas", by Father Marcelo Rossi, and "Vida", by Fábio Jr. The audience sang along.
When speaking to the public for the first time, he thanked those who chose to wait for the presentation that closed the second night of the biggest evangelization event in the country.
"Thank you, to you and to you who stayed. It was a day of grace, despite the rain. The enemy tried, but couldn't."
Father Fábio de Melo during a presentation at Hallel, in Franca, SP — Photo: g1 Ribeirão e Franca
Then, the priest amended "Everything is from the Father", "Terra Seca" and "Força e Vitória" and asked for the participation of the faithful, who did well.
At the time of "Treacherous Nights", the audience sang even louder, making the priest smile.
"How beautiful, my people."
Father Fábio de Melo performs at Hallel, in Franca (SP) — Photo: Youtube/Hallel 2026
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