Brazilian singer Luísa Sonza released a new collaboration with South Korean K-pop group Enhypen on Wednesday, featuring on a remix of their single Bloody Paradise.
The updated track, officially titled Bloody Paradise (English Ver.) Feat. Luísa Sonza, blends the group's pop sound with Brazilian funk influences and features vocals recorded in Portuguese by the 28-year-old artist. The original song was released on Friday, August 21, as the lead title track for Enhypen's new mini-album, The Sin: Bliss.
Produced by JULiA LEWiS, whose production credits include work on the Grammy-winning track DtMF by Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, the song moves into new stylistic territory by incorporating the bold and unpredictable energy of Brazilian funk rhythm. Sonza delivers several lines in Portuguese on the track, including lyrics describing a temperature of forty degrees, an accelerating pulse, carnal heat, and poison girl.
Luísa Sonza is a prominent Brazilian singer and songwriter recognized for her contributions to pop music, while Enhypen is a South Korean boy band formed under the music label Belift Lab. K-pop releases frequently incorporate international crossover elements, while Brazilian funk is an urban music genre originating from Brazil's favelas that has become a globally recognized sound driven by syncopated percussion.
First Latin American concert in São Paulo
Enhypen first announced the upcoming collaboration during their 100th career performance, which took place on July 4 at Nubank Parque in São Paulo, Brazil. The sold-out concert ran for nearly three hours and marked the first time the sextet had performed anywhere in Latin America, playing in Brazil's largest metropolis.
Group members Sunghoon, Sunoo, Jungwon, Jay, Jake, and Ni-Ki performed before Brazilian fans who had waited nearly six years for the band to visit the country. The stage production included complex choreography, multiple costume changes, a specialized funk remix of their single Knife, and the group's energetic stage presence.
The show in São Paulo was a key stop on the group's Blood Saga world tour. The international concert tour launched in Seoul, the South Korean capital and global epicenter of K-pop, before traveling to major cities across the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Enhypen's rise and chart history
Enhypen has established a major global presence since making their official debut in 2020. The group quickly set records with their debut mini-album Border: Day One, consolidating their position as one of South Korea's top pop acts and building a distinct musical identity across international music markets.
The group has achieved consistent commercial success on the Billboard 200, the primary music record chart in the United States tracking weekly album popularity and sales. Enhypen has accumulated six separate albums in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 chart, beginning with Manifesto: Day 1 in 2022, followed by Dark Blood and Orange Blood in 2023, Romance: Untold in 2024, Desire: Unleash in 2025, and The Sin: Vanish in 2026.
Following the release of the Bloody Paradise remix, Enhypen continues their global Blood Saga tour as they complete scheduled performances across international tour stops.
