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[FOLHA DE SÃO PAULO] How was the Brazilian version of the songs in KPop Demon Hunters created?

Outlet: Folha de S. Paulo
Date: 08/27/2025
Author: Carol Pfeiffer
Link: Como foi criada a versão brasileira das canções de 'As Guerreiras do K-Pop'?
Description: KPop Demon Hunters has become one of the most talked-about films of the season and is among the ten most-watched on Netflix. […] So far, so good. But have you ever wondered how the Brazilian version—responsible for everyone humming “Meu Pequeno Guaraná” all day long—comes to life?