Curol emerges as a prominent figure in Brazilian Afro House, making a name for herself with an innovative and revolutionary approach in the female music scene. With a unique fusion of organic elements and House Music, she has secured her spot on the stages of renowned festivals such as Rock in Rio, Lollapalooza, Tomorrowland, and Zamna Tulum, the latter by invitation from Keinemusik, and gained prominence as a support act for Black Coffee during the last two tours of the South African DJ through South America. Curol has been listed for three consecutive years in the "Future of Dance" by 1001Tracklists and was recognized with the WME Awards (Women's Music Event Awards) for 'Best DJ' in 2021. Curol has also made her mark internationally, accumulating over 5 million streams on Spotify and delivering successful performances across Europe. Curol made history by being the first Brazilian woman to release on the renowned British label, 'All Day I Dream', reaching Top 01 in the Organic House genre on Beatport with her remix for Dimitri Nakov's song 'Nocturne,' and has a release scheduled to debut on Defected Record's 'Sondela.