Talita Cipriano

Origin

Sorocaba, SP

Also known as

Tali, Talita Deizinha

Years active

2018

Genres

pop, r&b, soul, gospel, pagode baiano

Instruments

vocal

Biography

Talita Cipriano de Almeida, known artistically as Talita Cipriano or Tali, is a Brazilian singer born in Sorocaba, São Paulo, on November 21, 2003. She is the daughter of the late Deise Cipriano, iconic vocalist of the group Fat Family, and inherited her mother's talent and passion for music. Her artistic career began to gain national prominence in 2018, when she participated in the show "The Voice Kids", enchanting the audience and the judges with her pitch and interpretation.

Following her participation in "The Voice Kids", Talita joined the group Fat Family on stage, following in her mother's footsteps and keeping the family's musical heritage alive. She has also performed at major festivals, such as Afropunk and Sarará. In 2020, she released her first solo EP, "Acredite no Amor", exploring sounds that blend pop, R&B and soul, featuring original compositions. The artist has demonstrated a strong connection to her roots, frequently honoring her mother and the Fat Family legacy in her performances and projects.

In her solo career, Talita adopts the artistic name Tali and has dedicated herself to building an original repertoire, influenced by names like Jill Scott, Chaka Khan, Djavan and Gal Costa. She seeks not to limit herself to specific genres, proving to be a musical researcher. The singer has also participated in projects like "Tali Sessions" and joined the judging panel of the show "Canta Comigo". With a powerful and sensitive voice, Tali continues to carve her path in Brazilian music, celebrating her artistic identity and her mother's memory.