Carol Biazin debuts her own Carnival street party with new sound

Carol Biazin launches “TE AMO SEM CULPA,” her first Carnival street party, featuring pagodão, axé, and arrocha arrangements in São Paulo, plus a Rio show. All-female special guests.Carol Biazin makes her official Carnival debut in 2026 with the launch of her first original street party, TE AMO SEM CULPA (I Love Without Guilt), hitting the streets of São Paulo on February 17. The project inaugurates a new phase in the artist’s live performances, translating her emotional work into a collective, danceable, and popular format.TE AMO SEM CULPA emerges as a natural extension of Carol’s artistic universe and proposes carnival reinterpretations of her original repertoire. For the street party, the singer revisits her songs with brand-new arrangements and more pulsating rhythms, incorporating references from pagodão, axé, arrocha, ijexá, and Bahian music rhythms, without abandoning the emotional intensity that is her trademark.

It’s going to be a really cool and fun show. We changed the band quite a bit, brought more musicians to the stage, other instruments, and also changed several arrangements to make everything more upbeat. It’s a show designed for Carnival energy. The songs might talk about sadness, but they’ll have a much higher BPM, for people to throw themselves in, jump, and enjoy together. I’m really anxious to see people’s reactions and to have fun too Carol Biazin

All-female stage in São Paulo

More than a show, the street party reinforces central themes of the artist’s trajectory: belonging, freedom, and the right to love without guilt. Values that permeate both the repertoire and the project’s proposal. In São Paulo, TE AMO SEM CULPA will also feature special appearances by Joyce Alane, Clarissa, Lou Garcia, and Ana Gabriela, bringing together exclusively women on stage and expanding the collective, affective, and symbolic character of the presentation.

Rio show before the street party

Beyond the street party debut in São Paulo, Carol’s carnival experience extends to Rio de Janeiro. On February 16, the artist performs at SeráQAbre? at the Museum of Modern Art of Rio (MAM), joining the lineup of the festival’s third edition, which celebrates music, diversity, and freedom on the shores of Guanabara Bay.The debut of TE AMO SEM CULPA and Carol’s presence in different cities and formats consolidate a moment of artistic expansion and live power, bringing the singer even closer to her audience and affirming her identity in Brazilian Carnival with emotion, freedom, and affection at the center of the experience.

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Te Amo Sem Culpa Street Party – São PauloWhen: February 17Location: Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 4150 to 4500DJ warm-up at 11 AMHours: 11 AM to 4 PMDeparture: 12 PMDispersal: 4 PMPhoto: Publicity