Pabllo Vittar drops “A Ceia” Christmas visualizer with Dupê

One week before Christmas, Pabllo Vittar releases the visualizer for “A Ceia”, feat Dupê, from her Brazilian Christmas mini album “Prazer, Mamãe Noel”.

“A Ceia” visualizer sets festive mood

With just one week to go until Christmas, Pabllo Vittar gifts fans with the visualizer for “A Ceia”, a collaboration with Bahian singer and songwriter Dupê. The video is now available on her official YouTube channel and is part of the Christmas mini album “Prazer, Mamãe Noel”, released in late November.

This is the second visualizer unveiled by Pabllo for the holiday project. Next week, she will release the video for the song that gives the mini album its title, expanding the visual storytelling created for the festive season.

Song celebrates Christmas dinner and Brazilian warmth

“A Ceia” is the only track on the mini album that features a guest artist. The song portrays the much-anticipated moment of Christmas Eve and the excitement of meeting a loved one right after dinner, in a mix of celebration and romance.

The accordion stands out in the arrangement, which also brings an interpolation of “Feira de Mangaio”, a classic made famous by Clara Nunes. The track blends tradition, Brazilian music references and Pabllos unmistakable pop identity.

“Dupê is an amazing artist, my producer Gorky introduced me to his sound and I invited him to join my Christmas project. This song represents Brazilian warmth, with a lot of sensuality,” says Pabllo Vittar.

“Prazer, Mamãe Noel” brings a Brazilian take on Christmas

According to Pabllo, the mini album “Prazer, Mamãe Noel” was born from a long-time dream: creating a Christmas record that truly reflects the Brazilian identity of the season, connecting celebration, memories and diverse rhythms.

“I always wanted to make a Christmas album and my goal with this project is to create songs with this theme, but with a very Brazilian identity for this time of year. There is forró, seresta and arrocha to celebrate the date with lots of fun, romance and partying! There are also pop and electronic elements. These are genres I love and references to songs I listened to as a child during Christmas at home. I want to show that this is a date for all feelings and for all people,” the singer says.

The five-track mini album features “Exatamente Igual”, “A Ceia”, “Prazer, Mamãe Noel”, “Infinito” and “Não Se Esqueça de Nós”, all available on digital platforms since late November.

In the coming days, Pabllo Vittar will release the official music video for “A Ceia”, once again alongside Dupê, adding another visual chapter to her Christmas narrative.

Collaboration with Dupê and star-studded production

The Christmas project is produced by Gorky, Maffalda and Zebu. The tracks were written by Pabllo Vittar, Bibi, Gorky, Maffalda, Number Teddie, Zebu, Pablo Bispo, Dupê, Guiga, Drake do Nordeste, Filipe Guerra, John W, Arthur Marques and Kika Boom.

“It was a shock when I saw an artist of her magnitude following me on social media, and then I was invited to write a song. I was welcomed in a way I did not expect, I was in the studio with cosmic music entities and they treated me as an equal. These are the guys behind Brazils biggest hits and they had zero arrogance. The energy flowed so well, and that is why I think the song carries such a good vibe,” says Dupê.

About Pabllo Vittar

Born in the state of Maranhão, Pabllo Vittar has become one of the leading names in Brazilian pop music and is currently the most popular drag queen in the world. With nearly a decade-long career, she was named one of the most influential leaders of the new generation by TIME magazine and became the first drag singer to receive an MTV EMA award.

In 2015, her career began to gain momentum with the release of “Open Bar”, a version of “Lean On” by Major Lazer. In 2017, the album “Vai Passar Mal” brought Pabllo nationwide fame. Her second studio album, “Não Para Não”, broke the record for best national debut at Spotify Brazil at the time.

In 2019, she released her first English-language single, “Flash Pose”, featuring Charli XCX, marking her entry into the international market. The following year, she unveiled the audiovisual project “I am Pabllo”, a special celebrating five years of her career and revisiting her biggest hits.

In 2021, Pabllo released “Batidão Tropical Vol. 1”, celebrating rhythms from Brazils North and Northeast. In 2022, she toured across Europe and the Americas, becoming the first drag singer to perform at Coachella, and joined the line-ups of Lollapalooza Brazil, Chile and Argentina, as well as Primavera Sound.

In 2024, she released “Batidão Tropical Vol. 2”, which reached 4.7 million streams on Spotify in 24 hours. Five songs entered the platforms Top 50, and all tracks appeared among its most streamed. That same year, she was a highlight at Madonnas historic concert on Copacabana Beach.

Her track “Alibi”, with Iranian-Dutch artist Sevdaliza and French singer Yseult, also made waves, entering global charts. Meanwhile, “São Amores”, a cover on “Batidão Tropical Vol. 2”, went viral across Latin America, especially in Colombia, Chile and Uruguay, and was even used in Argentinas Copa América title celebrations.

In early 2025, the Bloco da Pabllo carnival parade drew more than two million people. In April, she released the single “Fantasía”, featuring Argentine singer Nathy Peluso, which later gained a remix with Clementuam and DJ Filipe Guerra.

Another highlight of 2025 was the launch of “Club Vittar”, a club night where Pabllo takes over as DJ. The project debuted with shows in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo and included a memorable performance opening for Lady Gaga in Rio in May.

The first half of the year also marked the start of the “Batidão Tropical Vol. 2” tour, with concerts in Brazil and abroad. Pabllo Vittar is currently on the road with both “Club Vittar” and “Batidão Tropical Vol. 2”, while presenting her new Christmas project to audiences.