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Luara Brandao
Cultural Director & Creative Producer FOUNDER OF INBRAZA

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Parramatta
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ABOUT

Luara Brandao is a Brazilian-born Cultural Director and Creative Producer based in Australia, and the founder of  INBRAZA, a cultural platform advancing Baile Funk through festival programming, artist development, and global collaborations.

Her work operates at the intersection of music, culture, and community, creating pathways for emerging artists while connecting Australia’s underground scene with international cultural movements.

Through touring programs, large-scale activations, and strategic partnerships, Luara contributes to the growth of culturally diverse programming within Australia’s creative industries, with a strong focus on cultural exchange and community-led experiences.

Her work has been featured by platforms including Complex and Mixmag, alongside collaborations with brands and festivals such as New Balance, JD Sports, Dark Mofo and Parramatta Lanes.

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PROJECTS

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FUNK PARADE

Flagship International Touring Program

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Mains

DJ CALL-OUT

Artist Development Initiative

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Drinks

NEW BALANCE x

JD SPORTS

Brand Collaboration & Cultural Campaign

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FESTIVAL PROGRAMMING

Global Cultural Activations

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"I first discovered Baile Funk and Luara Brandao through her short documentary series and since then I became obsessed with this cultural movement. I had to get her in the show."
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INDUSTRY RECOGNITION

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Australian Women

in Music Awards 2025

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SMAC AWARDS 2025

FEATURED IN

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CONTACT

We acknowledge we are meeting on the Traditional Lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunurong peoples of the East Kulin Nations and pay our respect to their Elders past and present.

 

We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We acknowledge their living connection to Country, relationship with the land and all living things extending back tens of thousands of years. 

Luara Brandao on Polaroid film
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