Dates: Wednesdays and Fridays starting September 11

Time: 9:00 PM

Location: Comédie Bastille

Cast: Directed by Rémi Cotta, starring Miguel-Angel Sacramiento

After captivating audiences around the world, Carolina, the international star with her iconic red fringe, makes her grand return to France to offer her audience a show brimming with emotion. In her new performance, Différente, Carolina celebrates love, friendship, and above all, the freedom to be oneself—a theme central to both her career and life.

On a stage bathed in vibrant colors and solar energy, Carolina reveals herself as both a singer and storyteller. Her show, a true ode to joy and tolerance, blends musical performances with intimate moments of confessions, where she humorously and tenderly shares the stories that have shaped her personality. She speaks of her childhood in Spain, her sometimes tumultuous loves, and her misadventures during her American tour, all while sincerely addressing her differences, which she has turned into a source of strength.

The show is punctuated with popular songs, chosen to resonate across generations. Performing live, Carolina captivates her audience with renditions of melodies that stir the soul, adding her personal, warm, and sincere touch. Her interpretations are like open windows into universal moments of life: passion, sorrow, hope, and above all, love.

Carolina doesn’t just sing; she invites her audience on an emotional journey. Humor is ever-present, especially when she self-deprecatingly recounts the ups and downs of her international career or her romantic mishaps. Her talent lies in her ability to transition seamlessly from laughter to tears, creating an atmosphere where lightheartedness and depth coexist in perfect harmony.

The performance is a love letter to life, but also to her audience. Carolina, delighted to be back in France after her world tour, shares a unique connection with the crowd. She speaks from the heart, and every word seems crafted to warm the hearts of those in the audience. Through this vibrant and sunny show, she delivers an essential message: one of tolerance and self-acceptance. It is a hymn to the freedom to live fully, without fear of judgment, embracing what makes us unique.

I was particularly moved by her sincere confessions about her life, her childhood in Spain, and her tumultuous loves. Carolina masterfully blends humor and tenderness in a touching way. The songs she performs are true gems, bringing together generations around her melodies.

This show is a celebration of love and the freedom to be oneself, and it reminded me of the importance of living life to the fullest. I left the theater with my heart filled with joy and hope.