NMIXX will be the first K-POP group to perform at Brazil's Carnival, joining Pabllo Vittar for a special block party on February 16.
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NMIXX will participate in Brazil's Carnival, one of the world's largest festivals, as the first K-POP artist. From February 14 to 18 (local time), the 'Brazilian Carnival São Paulo' will be held, and NMIXX will serve as a special guest at the block party of local artist Pabllo Vittar on the 16th. The block party refers to the street festival during Brazil's Carnival, and NMIXX is the first K-POP artist to participate in it. This performance symbolizes the historic fusion of K-POP, which has captivated numerous music fans worldwide, and Brazilian pop. NMIXX will take the stage at Pabllo Vittar's block party, delivering special joy to the local audience enjoying the Carnival. Last August, NMIXX and Pabllo Vittar released the collaboration song 'MEXE,' which garnered global attention, and they will reunite at Brazil's Carnival after about six months, showcasing a fantastic synergy. 'MEXE' features NMIXX's unique 'MIXX POP' sound blended with Pabllo Vittar's energetic and distinctive Brazilian pop sound, characterized by vocals from both artists, lyrics written in Korean and Portuguese, and Latin-style choreography. Since their debut in 2022, NMIXX has steadily built a strong fan base in Brazil, and their participation in Brazil's Carnival as the first K-POP artist will prove their overwhelming popularity and influence in the region.
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