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Urias

Brazilian singer-songwriter, dancer and model

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Urias was a Brazilian singer-songwriter, dancer, model and performing artist.

Lorena Urias Martins da Silva (born May 8, 1994), better known as Urias, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, dancer and model. Urias gained national and international recognition in 2019, when she released the single "Diaba".

As a trans woman, she is a strong advocate for the rights of transgender people and the LGBTQIA+ community. As a model, she has participated in São Paulo Fashion Week several times.

Career

Born and raised in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Urias began to develop her artistic side as a child. Through dance and theatre, she fell in love with fashion and dreamed of a future career in music. While still in her hometown, she became great friends with Brazilian singer and drag queen, Pabllo Vittar many years before gaining notoriety.

In 2018, she started posting covers on her YouTube channel, her first official releases being “Ice Princess” by African-American rapper and singer, Azealia Banks, and “Você Me Vira A Cabeça” by Brazilian samba singer, Alcione in 2018. Soon after, Urias would sign to Brazilian label and management company, "Mataderos Projects".

In 2019, Urias released her original debut single, “Diaba”, that garnered millions of views on YouTube, and the music video would go on to win Best Art Direction at the Berlin Music Video Awards (BMVA), where she competed with big names, such as, Dua Lipa and The Chemical Brothers. This project featuring the first part of the singer's future debut album of the same name. 5 songs were released, bringing 3 music videos full of concept and fashion.

In 2022, with 8 more tracks, in addition to those on the EP, Urias officially released her debut studio album, FÚRIA, on January 14, 2022, which charted to number 1# on iTunes Brazil album chart. The entire aesthetic of the album would follow the black and white style.

Still in 2022, Urias released her third EP HER MIND, PT.1 on May 22, 2022, where the singer mixed English, Spanish and Portuguese, the project was so successful that at the end of the year, the second part was released soon after on November 17, 2022. A deluxe version titled Her Mind – Blossom Edition was released in 2023, which includes three unreleased tracks: "Rolling", "Trip", and "Suave", as well as a remix of the song "Ultimate One" featuring American rapper Cakes da Killa.

The EPs being named after Urias' life experiences, where she always needs to talk about her body, as it is a topic, but on the album she wanted to talk about her head, which is always a big mess, influencing the different styles present on the EP. The tracks talk about discovery, self-reflection and an internal vision of the world in an electronic style.

Discography Studio albums

FÚRIA (2022) HER MIND (2023) CARRANCA (2025)

Filmography "Intendente X Broadway - Via Taquara"

Awards and nominations

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Important facts

Born
Uberlândia
Nationality
Also known as
Lorena Urias Martins da Silva

Frequently asked questions

Who was Urias?

Brazilian singer-songwriter, dancer and model

When was Urias born?

Urias was born in Uberlândia.

What was Urias's occupation?

Urias was a singer-songwriter, dancer, model and performing artist.

What nationality was Urias?

Urias was Brazilian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Urias

· Wikidata: Q108657558

· DBpedia: Urias (singer)

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