Tays Reis
Tays Reis came up in Ilhéus, Bahia, where local sounds like forró and axé shaped her early musical sense. She started performing at festivals and talent shows...
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Tays Reis came up in Ilhéus, Bahia, where local sounds like forró and axé shaped her early musical sense. She started performing at festivals and talent shows around town. In 2016, her debut single "Paredão Metralhadora" caught on and helped push her into wider recognition.
Her music often features collaborations with other Brazilian artists. Songs like "Artigo 157" with Biel and "Fazer o Que Eu Mandar" with Nêgo Jhá show her working within the genre's collaborative style. She's also recorded tracks like "Lovezinho" and "Modo Facinha" with Jerry Smith.
She's continued to release music since then, including the song "Quero Palminhas" with Rogerinho.
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