The blond titi is a titi monkey recorded in small forest patches in Brazil's northeastern state of Bahia. It has pale buff fur and an orange tail.
The forehead, crown, chest, belly, and much of the body are pale buff. The tail is mostly orange, while the ears and hands and feet are dark.
A Bahia survey found the monkeys in small forest remnants surrounded by dry scrub. Its population estimate assumed groups of two to four; this was not a direct count of every group.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.