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

The new version unites voices that helped carry one of the most influential worship songs across nations and languages.

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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Australian worship leader and songwriter Darlene Zschech releases a powerful new recording, 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth),' featuring Ana Paula Valadão and Ingrid Rosario with Integrity Music. The release unites voices that helped carry one of the most influential worship songs of all time across nations and languages, with this version featuring all three languages of English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Why it matters

Zschech's song 'Shout to the Lord' has been sung by millions worldwide and translated into more than 20 languages, becoming a defining expression of congregational worship over the past three decades. This new release celebrates more than 30 years since the song was written, offering a fresh expression that highlights the shared language of worship across cultures.

The details

The new recording 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth)' is available now on all streaming platforms. Ana Paula Valadão and Ingrid Rosario were among the earliest international voices to carry the song beyond English-speaking audiences, with Valadão introducing it to Portuguese-speaking churches in 1998 and Rosario to Spanish-speaking congregations in 1999. Their collaboration on this new version reflects both their historic connection to the song and its enduring impact.

  • The song 'Shout to the Lord' was originally written in 1993.
  • The song was recorded in 1994 and became a global worship standard.
  • Valadão introduced the song to Portuguese-speaking churches in 1998.
  • Rosario introduced the song to Spanish-speaking congregations in 1999.
  • This new release celebrates more than 30 years since the song was written.

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.

Ana Paula Valadão

One of the earliest international voices to carry the song 'Shout to the Lord' beyond English-speaking audiences, introducing it to Portuguese-speaking churches in 1998.

Ingrid Rosario

One of the earliest international voices to carry the song 'Shout to the Lord' beyond English-speaking audiences, introducing it to Spanish-speaking congregations in 1999.

Integrity Music

The record label that is releasing the new recording 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth)' and is part of the Cook Media Global family, a nonprofit global resource provider serving the Church with life-transforming materials.

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The takeaway

This new release of 'Shout To The Lord (All The Earth)' celebrates the enduring impact of Zschech's iconic worship song, uniting the voices of those who helped carry it across languages and cultures over the past three decades. The collaboration reflects the shared language of worship and the biblical vision of the global church praising together.