Enoc Parra.

Enoc Parra was born in Murcia, Spain, in 2002 and grew up in a home where ministry was the daily routine. His father pastors the church A los Pies del Rey, the same place where he learned to sing before the congregation and where he still records much of his music.

His public career began in October 2024: he self-released “Momentos de Adoración 1”, a nine-song album, and the EP “Una Vez que Coloqué mis ojos en Tí”. In 2025 he signed with Heaven Music and his name began to cross borders. That year came “Poderte Conocer” with Argentina's Joel Rocco, “Que Ruja El León” and “Amor Inagotable” with Marco Barrientos, and “Perfume a Tus Pies” with Niel González.

2025 was also the year the “Fuego en el Altar” nights in Murcia became a record: from those gatherings came the EP “Fuego en el altar (En vivo desde Murcia)” with Joel Rocco and ECCOS. In 2026 the pace didn't slow — “Espontáneo + Volvamos al inicio”, “Tesoro Verdadero”, “Salvaste Mi Vida” with Niel González and “Las Aguas No Apagarán” — and he announced shows in Brasília, Barcelona and Madrid.

In July 2026 came his first international milestone: “Solo Hay Uno”, his collaboration with Joel Rocco, was nominated for a Dove Award in the Spanish Language Worship Song of the Year (Recorded) category. The ceremony takes place on October 6 at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.

How does he sound? Congregational worship with indie and folk-pop accents: guitars that rise, drums that build, and spontaneous moments where the church slips into the recording. Nearly all his songs are born at an altar — a night in Murcia, a time of worship in Brasília — and they always return to the same center: Christ as the true treasure, not what surrounds him. If your church already sings one of them, this season is a good time to return to it. Which one is still playing in yours?