Tai is a Brazilian singer, actress and poet, based in Spain. Her music blends soul with Brazilian rhythms like samba and samba-reggae, resulting in a fresh and modern sound.
Her artistic career began during her teens in Bahia, when she acted in theater groups and took part in various musical projects.
After a long musical experience in her home country, Tai moved to Spain and launched her solo career, developing a very productive musical journey.
She took part in various festivals and recorded her first album, 'Algo así' in Barcelona and then appeared in the film 'La carta esférica' (Sony Pictures, Spain), directed by Imanol Uribe and starring Aitana Sánchez-Gijón and Carmelo Gómez. In the film, Tai interprets the song that gives its title to the album.
In 2014, besides her musical activity, Tai published her first book of poetry, 'Algures / En algún lugar' (Spanish-Portuguese bilingual edition), presenting a theatrical-performance for her poems.
Currently, Tai is producing a new EP. "I Body", the first of the songs, takes part in the soundtrack of the film "De chica en chica", by Sonia Sebastián (Spain-USA, 2015).
Her artistic career began during her teens in Bahia, when she acted in theater groups and took part in various musical projects.
After a long musical experience in her home country, Tai moved to Spain and launched her solo career, developing a very productive musical journey.
She took part in various festivals and recorded her first album, 'Algo así' in Barcelona and then appeared in the film 'La carta esférica' (Sony Pictures, Spain), directed by Imanol Uribe and starring Aitana Sánchez-Gijón and Carmelo Gómez. In the film, Tai interprets the song that gives its title to the album.
In 2014, besides her musical activity, Tai published her first book of poetry, 'Algures / En algún lugar' (Spanish-Portuguese bilingual edition), presenting a theatrical-performance for her poems.
Currently, Tai is producing a new EP. "I Body", the first of the songs, takes part in the soundtrack of the film "De chica en chica", by Sonia Sebastián (Spain-USA, 2015).
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