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| birth_name = Tēya | | birth_name = Tēya 'ad Inēša | ||
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'''Tāyel | '''Tāyel 'ad Inēša''' ([[Adzamasi]]: /tɑjɛl ʔad ɪneʃa/), better known by the stage name '''Zun Tasua''' ([[Kavahiri]]: /zon tʰasua/, "night bird"), is a [[Tabiqa|Tabiqan]] entertainer known best as a singer. [[Adzamasiin Gender#Lethe|Le]] is a prominent entertainer in Tabiqa, having sold over two million copies of leir three studio albums. Leir music has also appeared in movie soundtracks and le is an underwriter for a number of other Ekuosian stars. | ||
Tasua is half [[Kavahiriin]] and half [[Adzamasiin]]. Le sings in Adzamasi, Kavahiri, and [[Dzimraic]], and occasionally in international languages. | Tasua is half [[Kavahiriin]] and half [[Adzamasiin]]. Le sings in Adzamasi, Kavahiri, and [[Dzimraic]], and occasionally in international languages. | ||
Revision as of 05:22, 18 November 2018
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Tēya 'ad Inēša |
| Born | April 2, 1991 Ziathi, Tabiqa |
| Genres | Club, electronic, neotraditional |
| Occupation(s) | Vocalist, songwriter |
| Instruments | Vocals, keyboard, software |
| Years active | 1998–present |
| Associated acts | Avirah Hatsa, Guada Vaiz |
Tāyel 'ad Inēša (Adzamasi: /tɑjɛl ʔad ɪneʃa/), better known by the stage name Zun Tasua (Kavahiri: /zon tʰasua/, "night bird"), is a Tabiqan entertainer known best as a singer. Le is a prominent entertainer in Tabiqa, having sold over two million copies of leir three studio albums. Leir music has also appeared in movie soundtracks and le is an underwriter for a number of other Ekuosian stars.
Tasua is half Kavahiriin and half Adzamasiin. Le sings in Adzamasi, Kavahiri, and Dzimraic, and occasionally in international languages.