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Tamires Assis
Tamires Assis grew up in Carmo do Paranaíba, Minas Gerais, where she started singing and writing songs. In 2015, she put out a single called 'A Fila Andou'...
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Tamires Assis grew up in Carmo do Paranaíba, Minas Gerais, where she started singing and writing songs. In 2015, she put out a single called 'A Fila Andou' that caught on with listeners. The song's success led to her debut album of the same name the following year.
Her music works within the sertanejo tradition, though she sometimes brings in pop elements. She writes about ordinary things like relationships and daily life, drawing from her own experiences. Beyond 'A Fila Andou,' she has recorded other tracks like 'Olha pra Mim' and 'Sorriso de Amor.'
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