Brazilian nuns’ beatboxing and dance performance goes viral on Catholic TV

DDM News

Two Brazilian nuns unexpectedly captured the hearts of millions after a lively beatboxing and dance act during a Catholic television show.

Members of the ‘Copiosa Redenção’ congregation, Sisters Marizele Cassiano and Marisa de Paula, appeared on the “Família de Amor” program broadcast on the “Pai Eterno” Catholic channel.

According to Diaspora digital media (DDM), the sisters were discussing a vocational retreat when Sister Marizele began beatboxing, and Sister Marisa started dancing enthusiastically.

Their spontaneous performance delighted viewers.

The show’s presenter, Deacon Giovani Bastos, joined in to mimic the dance moves.

Sister Marizele told the Associated Press that the moment was unplanned but felt natural.

She said, “If Sister Marisa hears a beat, she just dances.”

She added, “I’m used to singing and beatboxing, so it all felt very simple and spontaneous.”

The nuns dedicate their lives to helping young people struggling with drug addiction.

They credit music, especially beatboxing and dancing, as an effective way to connect with those they assist.

“Beatboxing, dancing, and songs are instruments God uses to touch the hearts of those we work with,” Sister Marizele said.

She described the effect as wonderful to see.

The joyful video quickly spread across social media.

It reached millions in Brazil and beyond.

Sister Marizele’s Instagram followers soared past 100,000 after the viral moment.

This happened even though Sister Marisa does not have an Instagram account.

Beyond their viral fame, the sisters also promote religious vocations nationwide.

They organize retreats for women interested in pursuing a religious life.

The sisters participate in social outreach activities.

They inspire women to consider a life in religious service.

Diaspora Digital Media (DDM) reports that this viral moment highlights how faith and creativity can blend.

This blend inspires communities and fosters hope among vulnerable youth.

The Copiosa Redenção congregation has a strong focus on supporting those facing addiction challenges.

Music has been a powerful tool in their social mission for many years.

Through beatboxing and dance, the sisters find unique ways to reach young people’s hearts.

Their viral performance shines a light on the positive impact of combining faith and artistic expression.

This story continues to inspire many, showing that joy and creativity can emerge even in unexpected places.

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