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(Kevipra) with his white Romanian and his helmets stretching on his head, the Catholic priest Gilhery Pixuto, the star of electronic music in Portugal, seeks to seduce young people and make the crowds dance to convey the message of hope in the church.
“I feel more priest thanks to electronic music!” “The parish priest DJ trusts, because music allows him, according to what he is, to contact an audience that does not usually repeat churches.
“This allows me to face the challenge that the church gives us not to determine our location, but go to others,” Padre Guilherme explains, because it is called in Portugal.
This 50 -year -old priest, with a round face and with the appearance of communication, with his dark glasses, explodes.
On Sunday morning, he meets his pain in northern Portugal. In front of a crowded church, the Mass celebrates in sneakers, with a green cheese that places it on jeans.
But next to him, the priest leads a real life as an electric artist, and the altar exchange against the mixer. He continues concerts throughout the country and abroad, as is the case in Spain, Switzerland or Italy, where he presented this year in festivals and clubs.
His passion for music began very early, but the idea of becoming DJ came during a trip with Portuguese soldiers in Afghanistan, which accompanied him as a military successor.
Mix the Pope
Upon his return to Portugal, he wanted to improve himself and register at the DJ School in Porto, in the north of the country.
Then he realizes the power of music to send the message of Christ, which, according to him, “gather with all the beauty of the consensus of electronic music.”
It makes it possible to highlight “the joy of the Gospel, the message of hope and faith, but also from tolerance, harmony and peace”, adds this man who appreciates his dioceses.
But a bad reputation had already exploded a year ago when he mixed in Lisbon in front of nearly a million and a half of the pilgrims from all over the world, during the closing Pope Francis bloc on the occasion of the days of the world.
Today, when he arrives somewhere to attend a concert, the following is welcomed by more than 900,000 people on Instagram as a rocky.
This was the case in early July in Keimbra, the large university city in the center of Portugal, where hundreds of young people were dancing, mixing technical pieces with excerpts from the sermons of John Paul II and Pope Francis.
“This priest is really cool!” “Andrea Borges, a 26 -year -old young woman, stops” Badri Gilherym “to take a self -set with him.
“He can reach Aknin that everything looks like to oppose,” and he is “very good in what he does,” Yahya Felipe Paraso, a 32 -year -old e -music fan.
