Tiago Mateus
Tiago Mateus is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo who gained attention in 2013 with his parody song "Dezenove e Cinquenta (Paródia Get Lucky - Daft Punk)."...
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Tiago Mateus is a Brazilian musician from São Paulo who gained attention in 2013 with his parody song "Dezenove e Cinquenta (Paródia Get Lucky - Daft Punk)." The track reworked Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" with Portuguese lyrics about love and relationships, and it found an audience in Brazil.
He released a studio album called "O Último Romântico" in 2014, followed by another album titled "Cartas de um Vagabundo" in 2019. In between, he put out singles like "Filho da Mãe" in 2017.
Some of his work has drawn criticism for its lyrics and outspoken nature, though the specifics of those controversies aren't detailed in most accounts. His music tends to mix humor with storytelling, often through parody.
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