Tati Portella

Origin

Santo Ângelo, RS

Also known as

Tatiana Bandeira Portella

Years Active

2000

Genres

reggae, MPB, blues

Instruments

voice

Biography

Tati Portella is a Brazilian singer and songwriter, nationally known for having been the female voice of reggae in Brazil for nearly two decades as the lead singer of the band Chimarruts. Born in Santo Ângelo, in Rio Grande do Sul, she moved to Porto Alegre in 1999, where she began her musical journey more intensely. With Chimarruts, she released several albums and DVDs, consolidating the group as one of the main names in national reggae and participating in important awards, such as the Multishow Award.

In 2017, Tati Portella decided to pursue a solo career, marking the beginning of a new phase in her artistic trajectory. She started the project "Noutra Direção", presenting original songs in shows accompanied by an all-female band. In the same year, she had the opportunity to open for the renowned British band Coldplay in Porto Alegre, a milestone in her career. In 2019, she released her first solo album, titled "Impermanência", which explores new sounds while maintaining the essence of her music, with lyrics addressing themes such as strength, courage, and self-knowledge.

Throughout her career, Tati Portella has collaborated with several renowned Brazilian music artists, such as Natiruts, Cidade Negra, Planta e Raiz, and Maneva, among others. Her music moves between reggae, with influences from blues and Brazilian rhythms, and her compositions reflect a deep connection with nature, love, and the search for transformation. In addition to her work as an artist, Tati Portella also stands out for her social engagement and involvement with charities, demonstrating a commitment to important causes.

Discography

• Impermanência (2019)