Thiago Servo

Origin

Maringá, PR

Also known as

José Lázaro Servo

Years active

2010

Genres

sertanejo, soft pop

Instruments

vocals, guitar, piano

Biography

José Lázaro Servo, known professionally as Thiago Servo, is a Brazilian singer and songwriter who first gained national recognition as part of the sertanejo duo Thaeme & Thiago. Formed in 2011, the duo achieved significant success with hits like "Ai que dó" and "Perdeu," releasing two live DVDs and solidifying their place in the Brazilian music scene. However, creative and professional disagreements led to Servo's departure from the duo in 2013, after which he embarked on a solo career.

Servo's solo career has seen him explore various facets of his artistry, including a foray into reality television. He participated in "A Fazenda 8" in 2015, becoming a prominent figure in the show, though he eventually withdrew. More recently, in 2023, he emerged as the winner of the reality competition "A Grande Conquista," showcasing his resilience and popularity with the public. This victory came with a R$ 1 million prize, which he intended to use for financial stability and to invest in property for his family.

In recent years, Thiago Servo has also reinvented his musical style, transitioning towards soft pop. This new direction features more introspective and emotional lyrics, often focusing on themes of female empowerment. He has also contributed as a songwriter for numerous established artists in the Brazilian music industry, including Henrique e Juliano, Fernando e Sorocaba, and Gusttavo Lima, demonstrating his versatility and enduring impact on the sertanejo and pop landscape.