Sat 13 Sep 2025, 20:00 – Pulmão Aberto EP Launch, by Taïs Reganelli

Taïs Reganelli has never belonged to just one place in the world. Born and raised in Switzerland, she moved to Brazil and then to Italy, and now lives in Portugal.
A singer-songwriter with a velvety voice, she has authored four albums and launched three singles.
She has received many prizes in festivals and was nominated twice for “Revelation Singer” and “Best Album” in the “Brazilian Music Awards”. She has toured all over Brazil, Latin America, Central America, and some European countries.

Taïs Reganelli is Brazilian, born and raised in Switzerland until she was 9 years old. In 1999, she lived in Italy for almost two years and has been living in Portugal since the end of 2017.

Singer-songwriter, praised by Caetano Veloso and Jô Soares during his talk show, Taïs has a consistent authorial work, with four albums recorded. She also released two singles and videoclips in 2019. As a special guest, she sang on dozens of albums.
During her career, she won numerous awards in music festivals and was nominated twice for "Singer Revelation" and "Best Album" at the Brazilian Music Awards.

She opened concerts for Toninho Horta, Toquinho, Ivan Lins, Guilherme Arantes, Leila Pinheiro, and Maria Gadú. She also participated in several projects and music festivals.
In addition to her career as a singer and songwriter, Taïs shows versatility in theater and cinema. She recorded soundtracks for plays and short films and toured a good portion of Brazil, as well as Latin America, Central America, and Europe.

In 2019, Taïs took part in the course How to Write Songs by Adriana Calcanhotto at Coimbra University. Then, she joined the postgraduate course The Art of Writing at Lisbon University. Recently, she completed a workshop on composition by Luísa Sobral.

In 2020, she launched Como Um Último Beijo (Like a Last Kiss), which has more than 280k listeners, and in 2021, she presented Medo (Fear), featuring Pedro Luís.
In August of 2023, she's invited to represent Brazil at the G20 convention, in Varanasi, India, among other interpreters from 29 countries.
In October of 2023, she was invited to sing at the Angojazz Festival, in Luanda, Angola.