Karyme Hass

Origin

Curitiba, PR

Also known as

Karyme Stadler Hass

Years Active

2003

Genres

MPB, samba

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Karyme Hass is a Brazilian singer and songwriter born on March 7, 1980, in Curitiba, Paraná. Her musical journey began in childhood as part of her church choir, and by age 15, she was already performing in live music bars without her parents' knowledge. She moved to São Paulo in 2001, staying until 2006, when she returned to Curitiba. In 2011, she relocated to Rio de Janeiro.

Her career gained momentum with the release of her independent debut album, "Tempo de Gritar." This led to a contract with EMI, where she collaborated with producer Nilo Romero, who had previously worked with artists like Cazuza and Ana Carolina. Together, they recorded "Garoto Inerte" and "Flor Oculta." Hass's second album, "Amor Solene," featured a composition by Samuel Rosa of Skank and a guest appearance by Paulinho Moska. Her music is often associated with MPB (Música Popular Brasileira).

Hass has also been involved with the group Barra da Saia, contributing to their 2012 releases. Her songs, such as "Saindo Do Inferno" and "Flor Oculta," have been recognized and released on various platforms. She has also collaborated with other artists, including Tito Bahiense as a composer on the track "Faces e Fases."