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Tamires Assis

Also known as Tàmires Assîs, Tamires Borges de Assis

Born
Jan 31, 1990age 36
body type
Athletic
nationality
Brazilian

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About Tamires Assis

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Tamires Assis, born on January 31, 1990, in Amazonas, Brazil, is a Brazilian cultural figure known for her role as Cunhã-Poranga of Boi Garantido in the Parintins Folklore Festival. She is a mixed-race (primarily Latin) artist, exotic dancer, model, and reality TV star. With 481k Instagram followers, she has built a public persona as a fierce Amazonian woman (amazonense aguerrida), deeply proud of her state's culture and people.

Tamires gained national attention as a participant in A Fazenda 17, the Brazilian reality show that aired in 2025–2026. During her time on the show, she was known for her 'spirit of the jaguar' (espírito de onça) and her dedication to caring for the farm animals. Her maturity and sportsmanship stood out, and she used her platform to support fellow Amazonian cultural figures, such as Marciele Albuquerque.

Beyond reality TV, Tamires is a muse of Boi Garantido, a major cultural association in Parintins, where she represents the most beautiful woman of the festival. She also works as a model and exotic dancer, and she has an athletic build, black hair, and brown eyes. Her enhanced figure is part of her public image. Tamires continues to celebrate her Amazonian roots through her various roles, both on and off screen.

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Birthplace
Amazonas, Brazil

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Hair Color
Black
Eye Color
Brown

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481k (as of June 2026)

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What is Cunhã-Poranga?

Cunhã-Poranga is a title given to the most beautiful woman of the Boi Garantido, a major cultural association in Parintins, Brazil. Tamires Assis holds this role.

How did Tamires gain national fame?

Tamires gained national fame through her participation in A Fazenda 17, a popular Brazilian reality TV show, where she was known for her 'spirit of the jaguar' and care for farm animals.

What is her connection to Marciele Albuquerque?

Tamires has used her platform to support fellow Amazonian cultural figures, including Marciele Albuquerque, showing her commitment to her state's culture.

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