"Magoada de Amor” released in 2002 in North American and "Eu Sem Ti" released in 2004 she was very busy touring and promoting the album. Along with singles recorded in English for The Canadian Diabetes Foundation and a compilation album in Brazil life has been busy and enjoyable.

 

In 2005, Tania moved to Portugal to concentrate on performing and perfecting her fado. With shows in Portugal, Spain, France, Luxemburg and Germany she had the opportunity to sing for communities of over 100,000 people. With concerts in Portugal opening up for Tony Carreira, Santamaria, Iran Costa, Beto, Anjos, and more.

 

Now back in Canada, she is finishing her sophomore album, which will be released within the year including songs in Portuguese and English. A new mature sound is on the way along with a new Tania Da Silva.