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For its third edition, Diablada speaks Portuguese. New Brazilian music and its diasporic mutations travel from the stage to the dancefloor.
The live show is headlined by Tasha & Tracie, twins and leading figures of Brazil's new generation of urban music. They bring Serena e Venus: The Experience, an immersive show where music, fashion, image and performance merge under their own creative direction, pure colour, aesthetic freedom and fun.
On the decks, three DJs orbiting Brazilian funk and Afro-diasporic electronic music. Livea, DJ, curator and researcher from southern São Paulo, crosses house, amapiano, afrohouse and garage with a sharp read of the floor. King Kami, a Brazilian based in Lisbon and resident at Rádio Quântica, fuses brega and northeastern synths with footwork and jungle. Marcolan, from Recife and based in Barcelona, fires off batida, afrohouse, kuduro and chill baile without letting go of the underground.
São Paulo, Recife, Lisbon and Barcelona, four stops on the Brazilian map landing at La (2). Welcome to the third Diablada.
Serena e Venus: The Experience brings the universe of Tasha & Tracie's debut album to the stage in an immersive experience where music, fashion, image and performance come together to expand their narrative. With creative direction by the artists themselves and collaboration from Letícia Ribeiro, the show turns the album's story, symbols and visual identity into a proposal full of movement, strength and personality.
The tour celebrates the authenticity, legacy and artistic moment the twins are living, as leading figures of Brazil's new generation of urban music. True to their creative vision, Tasha & Tracie also sign off on the show's styling, putting colour, aesthetic freedom and fun at the centre of the staging.
More than a concert, Serena e Venus: The Experience invites the audience to step into the codes, details and symbols of the world created by the artists, strengthening the bond with their community and offering a new way to live their story.
Livea is a DJ, curator and music researcher from southern São Paulo. With eight years of experience, her research draws on the crossover between global Black rhythms and electronic music: house, Brazilian funk, amapiano, afrohouse, afrobeats, garage, R&B and other languages of the diaspora, weaving historical and sonic references together with a close reading of the dancefloor.
Shaped by the intense experience of bailes, sound systems, dancefloors and street events, Livea has developed a sensitive, dynamic repertoire that steers away from prefabricated formulas and the logic of "open format," proposing experiences built from the context, the audience and the atmosphere of each event.
King Kami is a Brazilian DJ based in Lisbon, Portugal. Since she started out playing Brazilian funk at university parties in Lisbon in 2016, Kami has become an essential presence on the city's club circuit. A resident at Rádio Quântica, her sets explore music from northeastern Brazil, drawing on the romanticism of synthesizers and brega rhythms and fusing them with funk.
She has been producing music since 2021 and recently released the short EP Sons de Saída with Holandês, blending their Brazilian roots with an energetic mix of breaks and rhythms such as footwork and jungle.
King Kami has performed at prestigious festivals including Sónar, Primavera, Trans Musicales, Dour, Horst, Roskilde and Boiler Room in Porto and Lisbon. She also collaborates with visual artists (VJs) to develop new audiovisual live sets (AV Live), such as Bernardo Martons (@Figa.link) for Trans Musicales and João Parente (@Jparente) for Scopitone (France) and Sónar (Portugal).
Marcolan, originally from Recife (Brazil) and now based in Barcelona, brings underground sounds to the dancefloor.
With a strong presence of Brazilian funk and Afro-diasporic electronic music, he brings energy and versatility to every set. His approach mixes styles ranging from batida, afrohouse and kuduro to chill baile, R&B, hip hop and other genres.
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One Wednesday a month, La (2) opens up to everyone: global sounds, roots, and electronic music sharing the same circle. Step into Diablada
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