Moshe Yitro Wolf Alves da Silva aka Jetro da Silva has become widely recognized in the music industry, securing a Grammy nomination and serving as a coach for American Idol. Embracing his Jewish heritage, he is passionate about bringing the teachings of the Torah to communities across Brazil and South America, with a focus on establishing yeshivas in the favelas. His goal is to introduce Judaism to the Brazilian community and create a space for healing through the intentional singing of the Torah, including the thematic exploration of the rise of Moshiah Ben David.

Before transitioning to his sacred calling, Moshe Yitro established himself as a highly regarded keyboardist, producer, and arranger. He has had the privilege of collaborating with legendary artists such as Whitney Houston, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder, BB King, and Celine Dion, among many others. Additionally, he held the position of Assistant Chair and Professor of the Piano and Ensemble Department at the Berklee College of Music for 13 years. Beyond his musical endeavors, Moshe Yitro Alves da Silva has contributed to academia through his time as a researcher at Liverpool Hope University, England, and his current pursuit of a Ph.D. at Pepperdine University.

In addition to his notable achievements in the music industry, Moshe Yitro has authored and published two books, "Music and the People of God: Sacred Music and its Uses through the Centuries" and "The Purpose, Power and Politics of Brazilian Christian Liturgy: A Theological and Missiological Analysis of the Life and Music of Father Jose Mauricio Nunes Garcia (1767-1830)." These publications highlight his deep-seated commitment to exploring the intersection of music, spirituality, and culture.

Moshe Yitro Wolf Alves da Silva remains dedicated to his mission of uplifting and empowering communities through the teachings of the Torah and music leveraging the transformative power of music and spiritual expression.