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In 2016, he transferred to Rede Vida. At the São José do Rio Preto station, he presented the program "Família Sertaneja", later renamed "Viva a Vida". He also accumulated a role in Rede Século 21, in charge of the program "Vem com Fé". During the year 2017, he presented the "Festa Sertaneja" on TV Gazeta. In November 2018 he was hired by RedeTV! and on 11 February 2019 began presenting a program that bears his name.

In 2018, Father Alessandro Campos was accused of assaulting elderly fans, television officials (Gazeta and Aparecida) and viewers and sporting a luxury living standard with imported cars, expensive clothes and jewelry (which do not fit a priestly life). In his defense, the priest alleged that he did not assault anyone and that he did not vow of poverty.

The priest premiered on Aparecida TV where he commanded "Aparecida Sertaneja" for two years. In the program, Alessandro sang and received guests of the genre. He left command of the program in 2015.

In 2014, he returned to the Diocese of Mogi das Cruzes.

He was connected to the Military Archdiocese, where he remained until 2011. In the military milieu, passed by Military Academy of the Agulhas Negras and was lieutenant and chaplain of the Military College of Brasília. There, he inserted sertaneja music in his masses.

His first album was released in 2011, but the success came on the next album, "O que é que eu sou sem Jesus?" which hit stores in 2014. The amount of 900,000 albums sold made him stand in front of artists like Ivete Sangalo and Roberto Carlos. In this way, he appeared in the list of 50 sold albums of the world, by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

Campos studied theology in the Faculty of Theology of Tabor, owned by the Diocese of Mogi das Cruzes. He was ordained a priest on 27 January 2007, at the age of 27, in Resende, in the south of the state of Rio de Janeiro.

Alessandro Correa de Campos (17 February 1982) is a Catholic priest, singer and Brazilian television presenter. He is known by the nickname of "Padre Sertanejo", for always using of the country music to pass his religious messages.