Liah

Origin

Marabá, PA

Also known as

Liah Soares

Years active

2000

Genres

pop, pop rock

Instruments

vocals, guitar

Biography

Liah Soares, born Eliane Soares da Silva in Marabá, Pará, is a prominent Brazilian singer and songwriter who developed a deep passion for music during her childhood. Leaving her family home at a young age to pursue a professional career, she eventually found success as a songwriter for major acts before launching her own recording career. Her breakthrough came in the early 2000s with successful singles and chart-topping hits that established her presence in the Brazilian pop and pop-rock scene.

Throughout her career, she has released several well-received albums, including her self-titled debut, Perdas e Ganhos, and Livre, while also contributing extensively to television soundtracks. Her compositions have been recorded by renowned Brazilian artists such as Sandy & Junior, Wanessa Camargo, and KLB, greatly expanding her footprint in the national music industry. In addition to her solo recordings, she gained wider recognition through television appearances, notably participating in the inaugural season of The Voice Brasil.

Drawing inspiration from various musical genres and artists, Liah Soares continues to create and perform music that blends melodic pop sensibilities with personal storytelling. Her journey from Pará to the national stage reflects the diverse and vibrant landscape of contemporary Brazilian popular music, where she remains a respected voice and creator.