Thaeme Mariôto

Origin

Presidente Prudente, SP

Years active

2007–presente

Genres

sertanejo, pop, sertanejo universitário

Instruments

vocal

Biography

Thaeme Fernanda Mariôto Elias, known artistically as Thaeme, is a Brazilian singer and songwriter born in Presidente Prudente, São Paulo, on October 4, 1985. Her musical journey began in childhood, singing in the church choir and later forming a duo with her sister Priscilla. Thaeme gained national notoriety by winning the second season of the reality show "Ídolos" in 2007, which propelled her into a solo career with the release of singles and an album. Her career gained a new chapter in 2011, when she formed the sertanejo duo Thaeme & Thiago, alongside Thiago Servo. The duo quickly achieved great success in the "sertanejo universitário" scene, landing hits such as "Ai Que Dó" and "Perdeu".

Following Thiago Servo's departure in 2013, Guilherme Bertoldo took over the role of "Thiago", and the duo Thaeme & Thiago continued their successful path, releasing new albums and DVDs that solidified their position in the music market. With a repertoire that blends pop with sertanejo, Thaeme & Thiago became known for their romantic and danceable songs, winning a legion of fans throughout Brazil. In addition to her career as a singer, Thaeme is also recognized for her songwriting skills, having participated in the creation of several hit songs for the duo and other artists.

Off stage, Thaeme Mariôto is married to artist manager Fábio Elias and is the mother of two daughters, Liz and Ivy. She shares her personal and professional life with her followers on social media, maintaining a strong connection with her audience. Thaeme also stands out for her work as a digital evangelist, using prayer platforms to share her faith and inspire others. Her career, which began with her victory on "Ídolos", remains active and influential in Brazilian sertanejo music.