Taryn Szpilman

Origin

Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Years Active

2000

Genres

jazz, blues

Instruments

vocals

Biography

Taryn Kern Szpilman was born in Rio de Janeiro on April 6, 1978. The singer and songwriter carries a strong artistic heritage, belonging to a renowned family of musicians that includes her father, Marcos Szpilman, one of the founders of the Rio Jazz Orchestra. In the early 2000s, she joined the Rio Jazz Orchestra itself as a vocalist and participated in the Eletro Fluminas project, consolidating her presence in the Brazilian music scene before beginning her solo career.

In 2003, she released her self-titled debut album, featuring compositions by acclaimed artists such as Zeca Baleiro and guest appearances by Frejat. Over the years, she expanded her discography with works such as Bluezz, Negro Blue, and Nouveau Vintage Café, in addition to performing at major jazz and blues festivals in Brazil and abroad. Her versatility has also led her to work as a voice actress and interpreter in film and television productions, gaining national prominence for dubbing Queen Elsa in the Brazilian version of the Disney animation Frozen, including the hit song "Let It Go" ("Livre Estou").

Currently, in addition to her career as a singer and voice actress, Taryn has been working in the artistic direction of the Rio Jazz Orchestra alongside her husband, drummer Cláudio Infante. She moves naturally between jazz, blues, and pop music, keeping her family's tradition alive and collaborating with various prominent names in national music.

Discography

• Taryn (2003)
• Bluezz (2008)
• Negro Blue (2011)
• Nouveau Vintage Café (2016)
• Cocktail Night (2022)
• Salsa (Instrumental) (2022)
• Submerged Flamenco (2023)
• Rosa (Balada Romántica) (2023)
• Ecstasy Of Happiness (Bossa Jazz) (2023)
• Amor que Atravessa o Mar (2026)