Tairony Moreira
Tairony Moreira came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he grew up around samba and forró. He started playing local festivals as a kid, and by 2016 he had a...
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Tairony Moreira came up in Salvador, Bahia, where he grew up around samba and forró. He started playing local festivals as a kid, and by 2016 he had a breakout with "O Amor Que Eu Te Dei." That song caught on widely, pulling in listeners with its straightforward melody and lyrics about love.
His catalog includes tracks like "Cor de Mar" and "Flor da Paixão," which lean into Brazilian rhythms and pop balladry. He's worked with other artists too, Wesley Safadão appears on a version of "Baião de Dois." In 2018 there were some plagiarism claims around "O Amor Que Eu Te Dei," but they didn't stick.
Moreira has been married twice, first to singer Carol Melo and later to businesswoman Gizelle Dias. He has two children from his first marriage. On stage and in the studio, he's backed by musicians like Fábio Carvalhaes on bass and Júnior Mendes on drums.
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