Barak Group brought a message of faith and hope to La Casa de Alofoke

The concert lasted one hour and 33 minutes and managed to connect with more than 1.2 million users on the 28th of the broadcast.

Santo Domingo.– La Casa de Alofoke, a stage that for weeks brought together millions of viewers in a unique broadcast in the country and the region, experienced one of its most transcendental moments with the special participation of the renowned Christian group Barak. The group, known for its musical proposal that combines contemporary worship with Caribbean and urban fusions, performed in prime time on the 28th to share a message of faith, salvation, and hope through their hits "La tierra canta", "Ven Espíritu Santo", "Dios háblame", and "Todo va a estar bien", the latter sung by the six participants of the program.

"If there is something I wish they win, with all my heart, it is the prize of Jesus taking first place in their lives. There is nothing more valuable or important than Jesus being first in us," said the vocalist, Robert Green.

Amidst the interaction with the participants, Barak offered a powerful prayer and invited the audience and those present to reflect on the importance of opening their hearts to Jesus as a source of peace and transformation. A moment of peace was felt, causing the contestants to break down in tears and accept God as their savior, including the urban artist El Alfa, who was among those present. Barak Group highlighted that the broadcast represented "the largest salvation broadcast in history", by getting hundreds of thousands of people, connected in real time, to listen to a spiritual message in a space traditionally associated with entertainment, urban music and social debate.

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The impact of their participation was immediately felt on social media, where thousands of users reacted positively, highlighting the value of including a segment of faith in a project that captured national and international attention. Many agreed that the group broke barriers, bringing a message of faith to the public of different countries. The Alofoke House has been the Dominican reality show that broke digital audience records with millions of connected devices, included this intervention as part of its varied content journey, where Crusita, Crazy Desing, Luise, Karola, La Gigi, Carlos Montesquie and Guiseppe, shared music, cooking, culture, debates, emotions, fights and also spirituality.

With this encounter, Barak reaffirmed his mission to evangelize through music and reach new scenarios, demonstrating that faith also had a place on platforms of great popular impact.