Sarah Beatriz, born Sarah Beatriz Bezerra de Carvalho and raised in Nova Iguaçu, Rio de Janeiro, began singing in church as a child and started building an audience online in 2015 through gospel covers that quickly drew national attention. That early visibility led to a deal with Graça Music, and in 2017 she released her debut album Basta Acreditar, which introduced songs such as "O Maior Vilão Sou Eu" and established her among Brazil’s new generation of gospel singers. After that first phase, she entered a new chapter in late 2020 when she joined Musile Records, a move that expanded her reach and led into a string of live and studio releases. In 2022 she scored one of her biggest songs with "Todavia Me Alegrarei (Ao Vivo)," followed by collaborations and worship-centered singles such as "Promessas (Promises) [Ao Vivo]" with Samuel Messias. She remained active in 2023 with material including "O Senhor do Tempo" and the final songs from her studio-session project, then continued in 2024 with "A Promessa Nasceu," "Pentecostes (Ao Vivo)," and "Deus Na Minha História (Ao Vivo)." In 2025 she added releases such as "O Poder do Teu Amor (Ao Vivo)," "Não Pare de Adorar (Ao Vivo)," "A Alegria do Senhor (Ao Vivo)," and the collaboration "Ele Transformou Em Benção." In 2026 she continued with "Autor da Vida," extending a career centered on contemporary Brazilian worship and devotional ballads.