Fernando Ortega

[Herald]

http://www.fernandoortega.com/

I just started listening to Fernando Ortega. I knew very little about him. What a wonderfully refreshing artist. He sings so many hymns and the arrangements are spectacular.

 

[kvanlaan]

When this came up on the screen, my wife said "HEY, I love Fernando Ortega!" Some friends of ours in Beijing gave us a CD that Elizabeth listened to a lot during her recovery from Anneliese's C-section. Good stuff!

 

[Ivan]

I enjoy his music too. Very different from much of the CCM out there. In fact, I would not even put him into that company.

 

[SRoper]

He's visited my parent's church on several occasions. He is enjoyable.

 

[Ivan]

He's visited my parent's church on several occasions. He is enjoyable.

I get the impression that he has a very humble spirit.

 

[JBaldwin]

Thanks for introducing me to Fernanda's music, Bill. Going to go out and get one of his cds.

 

[21st Century Calvinist]

I have recently been introduced to his music and I can't get enough of it. At the moment I am particularly blessed by his arrangement of Immortal, Invisible God only wise.
He is similar in style to Indelible Grace, who I also enjoy and benefit from.

 

[Scott]

He is superb. We have several CDs.

Can anyone recommend others like him?

 

[BobVigneault]

Where is that list of contemporary reformed musicians?

Does anyone remember that list we made of contemporary reformed musicians? I've been trying to search for it and can't find it.

 

[jsup]

He is superb. We have several CDs.

Can anyone recommend others like him?

Michael Card is excellent as well. Fernando is a breath of fresh in comparison to some of the shallow CCM artists.

 

[Calvibaptist]

He is superb. We have several CDs.

Can anyone recommend others like him?

Michael Card is excellent as well. Fernando is a breath of fresh in comparison to some of the shallow CCM artists.

I like Steve Green as well. He has always put out some doctrinally rich albums.

 

[jsup]

I like Steve too.