Pablo Vittar, director of the movie “Prazer, Mamäe Noel,” talks about being compared to Mariah Carey and his relationship with Christmas

-I’ve always wanted to produce Christmas-themed songs for my fans, and releasing a Christmas mini-album is a dream come true. There’s accordion, electronics, piano, guitar, it’s very Brazilian!

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The official cover is developed in an aesthetic style that references Christmas cards from the 1990s. Although the published teaser contains a sound associated with forró, the singer reveals that the EP will combine different musical styles and instruments.

The album’s title refers to the Jingle Bell meme, in which the singer appears behind a DJ van singing a Christmas song and saying “Prazer, Mamãoe Noel”. According to the singer’s team, the EP’s tracklist will be released on Monday, three days before the official release of the full production.

On social media, fans are already trying to crown the drag queen as the new Queen of Christmas — a position traditionally held by singer Mariah Carey, due to the hit song “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”

When asked about this comparison and what fans can expect from the new era, Pablo revealed that she grew up with many references, and Mariah Carey is undoubtedly one of them:

Releasing the song “Prazer, Mamäe Noel” is to share a part of me with my fans. I want to convey the message that Christmas is for everyone and every feeling.

The tracks on the album are still a secret, and the only spoiler given by the singer was the one posted on social media, where she said, “I thought about you all year, and I didn’t react well in February.” Watch the official teaser:

A milestone in Brazilian pop music

Pablo Vittar has established himself as one of the most influential names in Brazilian pop music by blending electronic, furo, funk and Caribbean rhythms with his own identity. Since the huge success of Open Bar in 2015 and then the release of their debut album Vai Passar Mal in 2017; The artist began to occupy previously inaccessible spaces to drag queens into the mainstream. Her innovative aesthetics and stunning performances have helped expand LGBTQIAPN+ visibility in the music scene, showcasing them as a cultural phenomenon both inside and outside the country.

The singer’s international career gained strength through influential collaborations, for example, with the K-Pop group NMIXX on the song “MEXE”, which was released in May this year.

The singer also collects records. In 2018, she was the first queen to be nominated for a Latin Grammy, and two years later, she was the only one to be nominated twice in the “Best Portuguese Language Song” category for “AmarElo,” alongside Emicida and Major.