Darlene Zschech Releases 'Shout to the Lord (All The Earth)' with Ingrid Rosario and Ana Paula Valadão

Australian worship leader teams up with Spanish and Portuguese voices for new version of iconic song

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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Australian worship leader Darlene Zschech has released a new version of her classic song 'Shout to the Lord,' featuring Spanish singer Ingrid Rosario and Brazilian singer Ana Paula Valadão. The new recording, titled 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth),' unites the three voices that have helped carry the influential worship song across nations and languages over the past three decades.

Why it matters

Zschech's 'Shout to the Lord' is one of the most widely sung worship songs of all time, having been translated into over 20 languages. This new collaborative version celebrates the song's enduring impact and the shared language of worship across cultures, reflecting the biblical vision of the global church praising together.

The details

The new recording 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth)' is available now on all streaming platforms. Zschech, Rosario, and Valadão first introduced the song to Portuguese, Spanish, and English-speaking congregations respectively in the late 1990s, helping to spread it worldwide. This new release stands as a testament to the song's lasting influence and the unity of the global church in worship.

  • The original version of 'Shout to the Lord' was written by Darlene Zschech in 1993.
  • Valadão first introduced the song to Portuguese-speaking churches in 1998.
  • Rosario brought the song to Spanish-speaking congregations in 1999.
  • The new collaborative version 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth)' was released on February 13, 2026.

The players

Darlene Zschech

An acclaimed Australian composer, worship leader, pastor, author, and speaker who helped pioneer the modern worship movement in the Church from the 1990s onwards. She is best known for writing the iconic worship song 'Shout to the Lord.'

Ingrid Rosario

A Spanish singer who was among the earliest international voices to carry 'Shout to the Lord' beyond English-speaking audiences, introducing it to Spanish-speaking congregations in 1999.

Ana Paula Valadão

A Brazilian singer who was also one of the first to bring 'Shout to the Lord' to non-English speaking churches, introducing it to Portuguese-speaking audiences in 1998.

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The takeaway

This collaborative version of 'Shout to the Lord' demonstrates the enduring impact and global reach of Darlene Zschech's iconic worship song, which has united believers across languages and cultures for over three decades. The new recording stands as a powerful testament to the unity of the worldwide church in lifting one voice in praise.