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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).

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".

Album Information
Ksis Released: October, 2005 (Brazil) Tracklist: 1 - Rima Pobre 2 - Mundo Oscuro (Barco a Venus) 3 - Tem Dias 4 - Reflexões no Espelho 5 - Pesadelo 6 - Shadow Boy 7 - Experimento 8 - Beijos, Blues e Poesia 9 - Acreditar em Mim 10 - Conselho de um Chapado Singles: 2005: "Tem Dias" 2006: "Beijos, Blues e Poesia"

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