Introducing a captivating way to teach colors to young children through the enchanting world of classical music and beautiful animations. Our unique educational program, "Colors and Classical Melodies," features the soothing and highly tuned voice of lyrical singer Carolina Veloso. Accompanied by charming animations of a dog, balloons, and a train, this program helps little ones understand and recognize colors in a fun and engaging way.

Blue

As the serene waltz of "The Blue Danube" plays, children are introduced to the color blue. This timeless piece, composed by Johann Strauss II in 1867, is brought to life through the melodious interpretation of Carolina Veloso and the musical arrangement by Tiago Lewis.

Yellow

The vibrant color yellow is taught with the lively sounds of "Light Cavalry" from the operetta by Franz von Suppé, first performed in 1866. Carolina Veloso's enchanting voice, combined with Tiago Lewis's arrangement, makes learning about yellow a joyful experience.

Green

Children will discover the color green to the dramatic tunes of "Nabucco," an opera by Giuseppe Verdi premiered in 1842. The powerful interpretation by Carolina Veloso and the arrangement by Tiago Lewis bring the beauty of green to life.

Pink

The soft and delicate color pink is introduced through the emotive melodies of "La Traviata," another opera by Giuseppe Verdi from 1852. Carolina Veloso's voice and Tiago Lewis's arrangement make learning about pink a heartwarming experience.

Red

The bold color red is paired with the energetic "Toreador" from Georges Bizet's opera "Carmen," which debuted in 1875. The spirited performance by Carolina Veloso and the arrangement by Tiago Lewis make the color red unforgettable.

White

The pure and bright color white is taught alongside the uplifting "Spring" from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," composed in 1723. Carolina Veloso's interpretation and Tiago Lewis's arrangement create a serene learning environment for young minds.

Black

The deep and mysterious color black is introduced with the majestic "Symphony No. 9 (Ode to Joy)" by Ludwig van Beethoven, completed between 1818 and 1824. The powerful performance by Carolina Veloso and the arrangement by Tiago Lewis make learning about black a profound experience.

Brown

Finally, the warm and earthy color brown is taught through the cheerful waltz "Voices of Spring (Frühlingsstimmen)" by Johann Strauss II, composed in 1883. The delightful interpretation by Carolina Veloso and the arrangement by Tiago Lewis bring the color brown to life in a charming way.

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