Carolina Deslandes presents today “Tento na Língua” (feat. iolanda) and “Sexo Fraco”, the latest singles from her long-awaited new album.
After the repercussion of “Eu Deixei” and “Pensar em Mim”, these are the third and fourth tracks to be revealed, consolidating his status as one of the most influential voices in Portuguese music, with a musical aesthetic that breaks barriers and points out new paths for national pop.
The highlight of the release is “Tento na Língua”, the album’s first feature, where Carolina joins forces with Iolanda, one of the most promising voices of the new generation. With an avant-garde sound that redefines national pop, this song addresses the pressure on women to always be “good enough” and the freedom of those who no longer conform to the opinions of others. Carolina Deslandes has undoubtedly been part of the driving force behind new trends and this track proves it by combining a record that defies conventions with a message of empowerment that resonates deeply.
“Tento na Língua is my first feature on the album and I’m incredibly happy that it’s with one of the artists I admire the most. I’ve loved Iolanda since the first time I heard her, and it was so easy and so good to create this with her. It’s a song about making us believe that we’re always one step away from being good. If we were more like that, less boring, we’d be better. It talks about the fulfilled woman who doesn’t let herself be shaken by other people’s opinions. And it’s a combination of two happy women who want to inspire more women to do the same.” — Carolina Deslandes.
“I’ve been a fan of Carolina’s work for a long time. She is undoubtedly a reference for me, as a woman and as a singer and songwriter. I received this invitation with great joy but with fear of not knowing what to write, whether I would spread myself too thin or not, but Carolina always gave me a hand in the process and that touch of confidence that was needed for me to believe in my worth. It’s beautiful to work with women like that, women who support women. The song talks about that, about the union of all of us, the superhuman strength that exists when we come together, with a sarcastic touch that is always needed when you want to shake things up. — iolanda.
In turn, “Sexo Fraco” reinforces Carolina Deslandes’ commitment to using her voice to demand equality, dignity and respect. With an entirely female production, led by producer Mar, this theme also points to the new paths of aesthetics that the artist is exploring. Between striking beats and an engaging melody, the song denounces inequalities and celebrates the fight for justice, reaffirming women as pillars of resistance and revolution.
“My career has been marked by love songs and songs celebrating women. Celebrating women also means demanding fair conditions, and a free and dignified existence. Songs are eternal and I want mine to reflect my heartbreak and my indignation. Last but not least: it is produced and composed by women. Mar has added so much to my art and my life. So much. And I am so happy to finally share this partnership with the world.” — Carolina Deslandes.
With a solid and constantly reinventing career, Carolina Deslandes continues to consolidate herself as the biggest pop artist in Portugal, accumulating millions of streams, platinum records and a loyal legion of fans. Its innovative approach anticipates trends and challenges established formulas, positioning it at the forefront of musical reinvention. These two new singles are not just songs, they are declarations of freedom and authenticity, with a disruptive musical aesthetic that elevates Portuguese pop to new territories.
“Tento na Língua” and “Sexo Fraco” are now available on all digital platforms and have official videos on the singer and composer’s YouTube.
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