About Manu Bahtidão
Born 1986. Manu Bahtidão is a Brazilian singer, songwriter and composer.
Emanuella Tenório Rocha (born February 5, 1986, in Major Izidoro, Alagoas), better known by her stage name Manu Bahtidão, is a Brazilian singer and songwriter.
She rose to national prominence in 2023 with the hit single "Daqui Pra Sempre", a Brazilian version of "Tattoo" by Swedish singer Loreen, featuring Simone Mendes. The song reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 Brazil and peaked at number four on Spotify Brazil. she spent much of her life in Pará.
In 2007, she became the lead vocalist of Banda da Loirinha. In 2009, she briefly joined Companhia do Calypso, but left the same year to join Banda Batidão, where she gained popularity in Pará and became one of the leading names in Technomelody, gaining recognition throughout the North Region of Brazil.
In November 2023, Manu also debuted the song "Abismo" with Mari Fernandez, which entered the Billboard Hot 100 Brazil chart. Following the success of "Daqui Pra Sempre", she was invited to perform at the 2023 Multishow Brazilian Music Awards and on the morning show Encontro com Patrícia Poeta.
Career
2000–2015: Banda da Loirinha, Companhia do Calypso and Banda Batidão Manu began her career in the early 2000s. In 2007, she joined Banda da Loirinha, where she remained for two years. In 2009, she became part of the lineup of Companhia do Calypso, but left within a year to join Banda Batidão, through which she gained recognition in the state of Pará.
2015–present: Solo career In 2015, Manu Bahtidão launched her solo career, releasing songs in the sertanejo genre. Her singles "Não Tem Essa Que Não Chora" and "0800" have accumulated over 25 million views on the video streaming platform YouTube.
Discography
Live albums Século XXI (2019) Manu Bahtidão (2021) Máquina do Tempo (2023) Daqui pra Sempre (2024) 𝘋𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘰 (2025)
Singles Song Year Chart positions Certifications Album Billboard Hot 100 Brazil Spotify Brazil Top 200 Top 100 Brasil "Matemática do Amor" 2016 — — — "Sala de Espera" 2017 — — — Feliz ou Infelizmente "Não Tem Essa Que Não Chora" (feat. Simone Mendes) — — — Século XXI "Ai Coração" (feat. Rogério Ferrari) — — — "Hora, Tempo e Espaço" (feat. Lucas Lucco) — — — "Brilha Novinha" (feat. Naiara Azevedo) 2018 — — — "0800" (feat. Jefferson Moares) — — — "Palminha" (feat. Márcia Fellipe) — — — "Quero Mais Que Cê Suma" (feat. Day e Lara) — — — "Vontade de Ser Rico" — — — "Stopzar" 2019 — — — "Sorry" — — — "Feliz ou Infelizmente" — — — Século XXI "Uma Mais Um" — — — "Rapariga" 2020 — — — "Par Perfeito" — — — "O Meu Amor Não Volta" (feat. Rebeca Lindsay) — — — "Coração de Rapariga" (feat. Tierry) — — — Manu Bahtidão "Sapatinho do Bebê" 2021 — — — "Tiro Certo" — — — "Eu Juro" — — — "Sem Ti" — — — "TBT" — — — "Máquina do Tempo" 2022 — — — "Garrafa de Gin" — — — Máquina do Tempo "Ih Fudeu" — — — "Pense em Mim" (feat. Billy Brasil) — — — "Quem Perde É Quem Trai" 2023 — — — "Daqui Pra Sempre" (feat. Simone Mendes) 1 2 1 Daqui Pra Sempre "Abismo" (feat. Mari Fernandez) 100 104 — "Errar é Humano" 2024 — — — "Torre Eiffel" (feat. Guilherme & Benuto) — 1 — "Se Não For Tu" (feat. Melody) — — — "60 M²" (feat. Xand Avião) — — — "A Otária" (feat. Raphaela Santos) — — — "4 Enganados" — 18 — "Universo" (feat. Matheus & Kauan) — 53 — Destino "Raivinha" (feat. Tony Salles) 2025 — — —
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Who is Manu Bahtidão?
Brazilian singer-songwriter
When was Manu Bahtidão born?
Manu Bahtidão was born on 5 February 1986 in Major Izidoro.
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Manu Bahtidão is a singer, songwriter and composer.
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Manu Bahtidão is Brazilian.
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