00:03I always wrote music, since I was a kid.
00:10I wrote a song for a long time, and I went to read it to a friend,
00:15and he said, this looks like rap.
00:20So I started training and I presented myself for the first time in a school.
00:24And I became a Karol Conká from there.
00:50This studio where we're going is the studio of Madhu,
00:53which was where I recorded Batuk Freak, my first album.
00:57When she first came into the studio with Navi, the guy that produced her first album,
01:02the energy was always nice at the studio.
01:05The vibe that she has, she's always so secure about herself.
01:18This combination of pop, R&B, and Brazilian music is really a breakthrough thing.
01:31She's not concerned about what people will think about her,
01:34not only as an artist, but as a person, you know?
01:37She's just, well, I want to do this, so she will do it.
01:47I have a lot of self-esteem in my songs.
01:51I talk a lot about self-esteem in my songs,
01:51out of the standards.
01:53One of the worst diseases of a woman or a human being is the lack of self-esteem.
01:58It's the lack of self-esteem.
02:00I already passed this, by low-esteem.
02:03So I proposed to help people through my music.
02:09I was very discriminated in my childhood with this thing of
02:15you can't.
02:17So, I, as a woman, negra,
02:19As a moradora of the periphery, I thought, I have to have something interesting
02:24that other artists or other artists don't have.
02:29To know that I don't fit in the rules, it gives me a certain force, a resistance.
02:35I decided to be more disciplined,
02:38because to be taken seriously, I would have to take my life and career seriously.
02:46This is my favorite space in the world, in life.
02:50I call it three-em-one.
02:52So it works as a room, kitchen, kitchen and closet.
02:57And here where I create an essay, looking at the mirror,
03:02I do what I want.
03:09I think the style is very important because it's a visit card.
03:15It's the first entrance, the first thing.
03:17It's the room of the house of the person.
03:21I like to have many stamps, many things, many options.
03:25I like dourado.
03:28I love these infantil things.
03:30Apesar of having almost 30 years old.
03:34In fact, I like to look weird.
03:37That's it.
03:38My style is weird.
03:45I met her when she was 17 years old.
03:48I've been following her journey for a long time.
03:53This energy thing, Carol has since always.
03:57Because it's her own, it's her own.
03:58She has this.
04:01We love dancing.
04:02We love dancing.
04:05We love dancing.
04:15When I was a teenager, I liked to go here and buy presents.
04:21Look how beautiful.
04:22She's made with a hand, with a love.
04:25And it's a work of indigenous.
04:27Indigenous.
04:29Oh, that's beautiful.
04:32You're welcome.
04:37I love Brazilian music popular.
04:40Because it was the most of my home.
04:43I think it's interesting.
04:44I like the pictures.
04:46Like these pictures.
04:47For example, look at this.
04:48Oh, that's cool.
04:50That's beautiful.
04:50For me, it's a pretty real picture.
04:52If they were in the days of today, it would be all brushed.
04:57I saw the growth of her...
04:59It was so big.
05:01Like...
05:01Because I know her journey.
05:05And I'm really happy.
05:07She's where she's.
05:08Because she's deserve it.
05:09I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
05:14I just want her to go to the universe, friend.
05:23My trips abroad were very important for my musical formation.
05:29I've been traveling for a year.
05:30I've been traveling abroad.
05:38What's interesting about my show abroad
05:42is that even though they didn't understand my language,
05:46they corresponded dancing, singing or singing
05:50as my songs.
05:52They were able to capture my message.
05:58I have the courage to put it in the face and do it,
06:01because it's art.
06:03And opinion will always have.
06:05I know how to deal with both negative and positive opinions.
06:09And those that I don't like, I just sit down.
06:14So I distribute everything in my art.
