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Tâmera e Priscila
Tâmera and Priscila are identical twin sisters from Salvador, Brazil who began singing together in 2002. Their music draws from forró, a Brazilian style that...
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Tâmera and Priscila are identical twin sisters from Salvador, Brazil who began singing together in 2002. Their music draws from forró, a Brazilian style that mixes traditional rhythms with accordion melodies, though they apply it to Christian themes. Their debut album 'Alma Gêmea' came out in 2004 and helped establish them nationally.
One of their best-known songs is 'O Arrebatamento,' a hymn they recorded that became widely popular in Brazilian Christian circles. The track appears on their 2006 album of the same name. They've maintained a steady output of albums since, staying within the gospel and forró-influenced lane they started with.
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