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LEOPOLD NUNAN UNLEASHES “C’EST LA MUSIC” – A LOVE LETTER TO MUSIC, FASHION, AND ARTISTIC RESILIENCE WITH SCREENING AND LIVE SHOW @THE BRAZILIAN GENERAL CONSULATE IN LOS ANGELES APRIL 3rd LOS ANGELES, CA — Brazilian-born, Los Angeles-based performer Leopold Nunan is proud to announce the release of his highly anticipated new single “C’est la Music,” part of his debut album LEO FROM RIO. A genre-bending house-dance-pop anthem, the track explores music’s profound role as salvation, transformation, and artistic intimacy. With powerful vocals, infectious sing-along energy, and feel-good lyrics, “C’est la Music” is Leopold’s tribute to the resilience and beauty of music itself. “Music has saved me countless times. It’s my superpower, my love letter to life and art,” says Leopold. Self-funded as an independent artist with support from the Music Forward Foundation, Leopold’s passion project epitomizes the power of creativity, determination, and self-expression. A VISUAL FEAST: FASHION, TECHNOLOGY, AND ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE The accompanying music video is a groundbreaking showcase of artistry, fusing high-fashion photography, CGI, VFX, and AI for a futuristic, cinematic experience. Master-edited by Aaron Hartley and beautifully shot by renowned fashion photographer Will Cook, the video elevates underground expression to new levels. Styled with exclusive looks by iconic designers Marco Marco and Yaya J’Adora, the visuals celebrate bold self-expression and avant-garde aesthetics. From Leopold’s transformation into an onça pintada (jaguar) through 3 times Emmy award-winning body art and paint by Glen Allen—a tribute to Brazil’s endangered wildlife—to sequences featuring drag queens and a powerful all-Latino go-go crew, the video is a fearless celebration of diversity, sensuality, and artistic strength. For Leopold, the body paint serves as more than just an artistic statement: it is a shield to face the world, much like the Brazilian indígenas, who use paint as protection and a second skin. “This is us—our power, our sensuality, our creativity,” says Leopold. “We underground artists set the trends of tomorrow.” A CALL TO ACTION AND ARTISTIC RESILIENCE Opening with a haunting scene of rebirth—a failed suicide attempt transformed into a heartbeat-driven rhythm—“C’est la Music” delivers Leopold’s message of hope and perseverance for artists everywhere. Combining martial arts choreography (kempo, tai chi chuan) with the expressive movement of Butoh, the performance captures themes of resilience, rebirth, and the healing power of music and art. “I want to inspire every artist to keep going, to create fearlessly, and to turn dreams into reality. Music saved me, and it’s here to save us all,” shares Leopold. ABOUT LEOPOLD NUNAN Known as Leo from Rio, Leopold Nunan is a globally celebrated performer whose artistry spans samba, house, rock, and tropical influences. A fiercely independent creator, Leopold brings Brazilian roots, underground energy, and a bold visual aesthetic to everything he touches. From his powerful vocals to his boundary-pushing visuals, Leopold is a dynamic force in music, fashion, and performance art. C’est la Music marks an exciting chapter of his debut album Leo From Rio, showcasing his journey as an immigrant artist deeply connected to his roots while embracing a global, modern sound. For interviews, press materials, or further details, please contact: [email protected] “We are the pulse of tomorrow. Music is our salvation.” — Leopold Nunan. Song and production by Domenico Fruci and Lello B Main vocals: Leopold Nunan feat Domenico Fruci Backing Vocals: Anne Montone, Libra Vocal recordings and production: Libra Master and Mix: Carlos Trilha Music video Conception, executive production, choreography, styling and cast: Leopold Nunan Directed by: Leopold Nunan and Will Cook Cam, DP, edit: Will Cook Actor preparation and direction: Lupe Cambiaco Performance research: Luciano Rocha Edit, image treatment, CGI, AI and edit: Aaron Hartley General Production: Diogo Moya Drag Stars: Didi Tsunamy and Aurora Forte Go go Dancers: Thomas Zamora and Roger Murcia (KCL SHOW) Make up: Glen Allen Assist make up: Terry Yu, Stephany Sanchez Styling: Alfred Mercado, Assist Director Styling assist: Terry Yu, Stephany Sanchez Looks by: Yaya J’Adora, Marco Marco, Andressa Monteiro Fetish Couture, Slick NYC Yellow 1972 Pantera: Thomas Soveg Vintage BMW Bike: Will Cook Shot in Hollywood: FD Studios Inc. Catering thanks to: Ritual Açaí #newmusic #leopoldnunan #leofromrio #housemusic #malevocalist #malesinger #singer #cantor #independentartist #dance #dancemusic #music #musica