Laila Garin

Origin

Salvador, BA

Genres

MPB, musical theater

Instruments

voice

Biography

Laila Miranda Garin was born in Salvador, Bahia, the daughter of a French father and a mother from Bahia. A graduate in performing arts from the Federal University of Bahia, she began her artistic journey at a very young age, studying theater at 11 and lyric singing at 13, before joining amateur theater groups and participating in various theatrical and musical productions throughout her career.

Laila's national recognition came in 2013, when she portrayed the legendary singer Elis Regina in the acclaimed show "Elis, A Musical", directed by Dennis Carvalho. Since then, she has established herself as an expressive stage and television artist, standing out in theater productions such as "Gonzagão - A Lenda", "2 Filhos de Francisco", and "A Hora da Estrela ou O Canto de Macabéa", a show for which she recorded compositions by singer-songwriter Chico César.

In addition to her solid career in musical theater, Laila has acted in television and streaming productions, such as the soap opera "Babilônia" and the Netflix series "3%". Expanding her discography and musical work, she has released phonographic recordings associated with her stage projects, reaffirming her artistic versatility alongside prominent names in Brazilian culture.

Discography

• Laila Garin e a Roda (2017)
• French Kiss Bossa Nova (2018)
• Chico César, Laila Garin – O canto de Macabéa ou a hora da estrela (2021)