Tiago Máci
Tiago Máci is a Portuguese singer-songwriter born in March 1982. He grew up hearing traditional fado music at home, and early on listened to Amália Rodrigues,...
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Tiago Máci is a Portuguese singer-songwriter born in March 1982. He grew up hearing traditional fado music at home, and early on listened to Amália Rodrigues, Cesária Évora, and Chico Buarque.
His debut album came out in 2011, titled À Musa. The title track became a hit, and he has since released other albums like O Que Sou in 2014, Maré Viva in 2017, and a self-titled record in 2020.
His songs often mix fado with folk and pop. Other tracks include Beijo À Queima-Roupa, which features Zeca Baleiro, along with Magma, Samba do fuleiro, and Seu Capitão. He has worked with artists like Ana Moura, Mariza, and Pedro Abrunhosa.
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