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Tiny & Tallita
Tiny & Tallita are sisters Aline and Thamires Almeida from Gravatá, Brazil. They started performing in local churches before their 2015 rendition of 'Em Suas...
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Tiny & Tallita are sisters Aline and Thamires Almeida from Gravatá, Brazil. They started performing in local churches before their 2015 rendition of 'Em Suas Mãos' gained attention online.
That song led to their debut album 'Sinais' and established them in Brazilian gospel music. Their work includes albums like 'Amor Maior' and 'Gratidão'.
In 2019, they faced accusations of plagiarizing a melody from another song, which they denied. They've continued performing while being active in their church community.
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