almaza lopez

Almaza Lopez wasn’t just born to testify—she was called to serve long before she ever put on a missionary name tag. Growing up in South LA, she was the only member of the Church in her family, which meant two things: 1) she had to fight for her faith and 2) she had to be bold about it. While other kids were mastering double-dutch, Almaza was memorizing scriptures like they were battle bars, flipping through the Book of Mormon like it was a well-worn rap notebook.

The gospel didn’t just change her life—it became her life. When she read the Book of Mormon for the first time, it hit harder than any verse she had ever written. She knew she wasn’t just meant to believe—she was meant to preach. And when the Lord called, she answered—straight to the streets of Argentina, where she knocked doors, bore testimony, and turned gospel lessons into fire metaphors that even the hardest skeptics couldn’t ignore.

But her mission wasn’t just two years—it was forever. Back in LA, she found a new way to testify—through hip-hop beats and R&B harmonies. Jukebox Saints Records saw her fire and knew she was the real deal. Now, Almaza’s making music that lifts souls, spreads truth, and brings people to Christ one righteous verse at a time.