Ksis

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Ksis is a Brazilian pop/rock singer duo composed of identical twin sisters, Keyla and Kenya Boaventura (b. 1982, Minas Gerais, Brazil).

Discography[edit]

Their debut album, entitled Ksis, was released in Brazil on 18 October 2005 by EMI International music label. To date, three singles have been released: "Tem Dias", "Beijos, Blues e Poesia" and "Reflexões no Espelho".

Television[edit]

In 2006 the sisters became VJ's on MTV Brasil. Currently Keyla and Kênya host Disk MTV (Brazilian version for TRL).

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