Brazilian artist Karoline Menezes was born and raised in the beautiful northeastern city of João Pessoa. In Brazil, Karoline studied Music and Law before moving to the United States. She worked for two of the main ensembles in her hometown: The Orquestra Sinfônica Municipal de João Pessoa and Camerata Brasílica. After moving to the United States, Karoline continued her studies at the Azusa Pacific University (APU) and the University of Southern California (USC) under full scholarships for her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Music Performance. Her career in music as an orchestral and chamber musician includes performing at venues across the world such as Sala São Paulo, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Centro Cultural de Belém and Walt Disney Concert hall. 

Upon moving to Los Angeles where Karoline now resides, her work extended to broader industries such as recording for TV & Film and live entertainment. As a multidisciplinary performing musician, Karoline redefines what it means to be a 21st century performer. Her work can be featured in TV & Film, as well as numerous artists such as Elton John, Adele, Eminem, Sting, Andrea Bocelli, Shawn Mendes, The Eagles, The Weeknd, The Midnight Hour and many more. 

Karoline has been involved in multiple social and entrepreneurial initiatives and as a creative change maker. She is actively  collaborating with local and international organizations to drive social change through the arts. She works in development to drive innovative strategies for engagement and connection, as well as consultation for teaching practices that impact the community through music. 

Residing in Los Angeles and maintaining her Brazilian roots, Karoline maintains a balance between her local engagements and international projects abroad. She loves sunny California, the beach, hikes and enjoying the outdoors with her husband and her dogs.