Thaeme Mariôto
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Background information | |
Birth name | Thaeme Mariôto |
Born | October 4, 1985 |
Origin | Presidente Prudente, Brazil |
Genres | Sertanejo, Pop |
Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter |
Years active | 2007–present |
Labels | Sony BMG (2007–2008) Lua Music (2009–2010) |
Thaeme Mariôto (born October 4, 1985) is a Brazilian pop singer and songwriter. She rose to fame after winning the second season of the reality television show Ídolos Brazil.[1] After Idolos, she enjoyed a solo career, prior to joining the sertanejo duo Thaeme & Thiago alongside Thiago (real name José Lazaro Servo).
Biography
[edit]Thaeme was born on October 4, 1985, in Presidente Prudente, São Paulo, but was raised in Jaguapitã, Paraná. Thaeme began singing in the church choir in her hometown and never looked back. Teamed with her sister Priscilla and appeared in several TV shows, including Rede Record's Eliana's Talent Kids.[2]
Thaeme's musical inspirations include Música popular brasileira and jazz divas. In 2009, she was elected as one of VIP Magazine's 100+ Sexies.[3]
Ídolos Brazil
[edit]Overview
[edit]Mariôto auditioned for the second season of Ídolos Brazil in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina.
Performances
[edit]Week # | Theme | Song Choice | Original Artist | Order # | Result |
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Audition | Auditioner's Choice | "Os Outros" | Kid Abelha | N/A | Advanced |
Theater | First Solo | "Eu Tive Um Sonho" | Kid Abelha | N/A | Advanced |
Top 32 | Top 16 Women | "Me Chama" | Lobão | 7 | Advanced |
Top 12 | My Idol | "Como Eu Quero" | Kid Abelha | 2 | Bottom 2 |
Top 10 | Male Singers | "Por Onde Andei" | Nando Reis | 9 | Safe |
Top 9 | Jovem Pan Number 1 Hits | "Amor Perfeito" | Claudia Leitte | 7 | Safe |
Top 8 | Dedicate A Song | "A Sua" | Marisa Monte | 7 | Safe |
Top 7 | Female Singers | "Agora Só Falta Você" | Rita Lee | 1 | Safe |
Top 6 | Skank | "Tanto" | Skank | 4 | Bottom 2 |
Top 5 | Popular Classics | "Nem Um Toque" | Rosana | 3 | Safe |
"Agüenta Coração" | José Augusto | 8 | |||
Top 4 | Raul Seixas | "Maluco Beleza " | Raul Seixas | 2 | Safe |
Contestant's Choice | "Espirais" | Marjorie Estiano | 6 | ||
Top 3 | Fans' Choice | "Os Outros" | Leoni | 1 | Safe |
"Sozinho" | Caetano Veloso | 4 | |||
Top 2 | Judges' Choice | "Devolva-me" | Adriana Calcanhotto | 1 | Winner |
Best of the Season | "Por Onde Andei" | Nando Reis | 3 | ||
Winner's Single | "Rotina" | Thaeme Mariôto | 5 |
Career
[edit]2007–08: Idol Fame
[edit]Mariôto signed a recording contract with Sony BMG, managed by SBT in August 2007, as part of her Ídolos Brazil prize package. The contract expired late 2008.
Few weeks after the show's season finale, Sony BMG executives released Ídolos: Thaeme, a special album that contains only five tracks (sang during the show by Thaeme), including her Ídolos coronation song "Rotina".[4] In less than a week, the first edition of the CD sold out in all the virtual stores: first place among the best sellers.
Studio recording sessions for the eponymous major label debut Thaeme Mariôto: Tudo Certo (English: Thaeme Mariôto: All Right) ran in São Paulo, São Paulo, started in September 2006 and finished in November in the same year and was released on December 5, 2007, with the song "Rotina" (English: Routine) as her first single.[5]
After "Rotina", she released two new singles "Tudo Certo" (English: All Right), which was later recorded by singer Luiza Possi.[6] and "Ironia" (English: Irony), a song that was written by her own. A music video was filmed for that single and first premiered on August 31, 2008, on Thaeme's official YouTube channel.
2009–10: Post-Idol
[edit]In early-2009, Mariôto signed a recording contract with Lua Music. She rode three shows for specific audiences and recorded an album with many new songs including "Até os Anjos Choram" (English: Even Angels Cry), which including rapper Helião, from RZO, as first single. A music video was filmed late, 2009, and first premiered on December 21, 2009, on Thaeme's official YouTube channel.[3] However, the album did not come out.
2011–present: Thaeme & Thiago
[edit]In 2011, Thaeme signed a new recording contract with Som Livre and is now the female part of the sertanejo–country duo Thaeme & Thiago. They released two studio albums and were managed by Socoraba from the duo Fernando & Sorocaba, a popular sertanejo–country duo.
In 2022, she performed cosplayed as a butterfly in the reality singing competition The Masked Singer Brasil.[7]
Discography
[edit]Studio albums
[edit]- Solo albums
Year | Album Details | Certifications (sales threshold) |
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2007 | Ídolos: Thaeme |
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2007 | Thaeme Mariôto: Tudo Certo
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- Thaeme & Thiago
(for details, refer to Thaeme & Thiago page)
- 2011: Thaeme & Thiago
- 2012: Thaeme & Thiago: Ao Vivo em Londrina
- 2013: Perto de Mim
Singles
[edit]- Solo singles
Year | Single | Album |
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2007 | "Rotina" | Thaeme Mariôto: Tudo Certo |
2008 | "Tudo Certo" | |
"Ironia" | ||
2009 | "Voltar Atrás" | Non-album single |
"Até Os Anjos Choram" (feat. Helião RZO) |
- Featured in
- 2011: "06 de Janeiro de 2003" (Fernando & Sorocaba featuring Thaeme Mariôto)
- Thaeme & Thiago
(for details, refer to Thaeme & Thiago page)
Soundtracks
[edit]Year | Song | Soundtrack Album |
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2007 | "Na Guerra e Na Paz" | Amigas & Rivais |
2007 | "Rotina" | Amigas & Rivais |
2008 | "Antes do Fim" | Amor e Intrigas |
2009 | "Over the Rainbow" | Vende-se um Véu de Noiva |
References
[edit]- ^ "Azarão", Thaeme Mariôto vence segunda edição "Ídolos" (in Portuguese). Retrieved August 17, 2007.
- ^ "Thaeme Mariôto" (in Portuguese). Retrieved February 16, 2010.
- ^ a b "Thaeme Marioto combina voz, talento e beleza" (in Portuguese). Retrieved April 6, 2010.
- ^ "O CD de Thaeme Mariôto, Tudo Certo" (in Portuguese). Retrieved June 4, 2008.
- ^ "Thaeme Mariôto lança novo CD no palco do Domingo Legal" (in Portuguese). Retrieved December 1, 2007.
- ^ "Luiza Possi regrava música de Thaeme Mariôto" (in Portuguese). Retrieved April 28, 2009.
- ^ "Thaeme é a Borboleta, décima desmascarada do 'The Masked Singer Brasil'". Globo.com (in Portuguese). April 3, 2022. Retrieved April 4, 2022.