Carla Novaes

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Carla Novaes, otherwise known as Carla Novais, is a awards-nominees Brazilian transgender porn star, adult model, glamour model and sex industry worker.

Carla is one of the most prominent transgender actresses in the porn industry. Despite being first recognized in Brazil, her work with the American filmmaker Joey Silvera opened the doors to the international screen by achieving greater diffusion and distribution through the films for Evil Angel and other adult production companies, and has earned her a devoted international fan following.

Life and Career

She began her pornographic career as an actress at age 18. She had already started her hormonal process by then. The invitation, she assured, came to her via the internet, after receiving proposals from some production companies to work as an erotic model and actress after receiving photographs of her.

She has worked for production companies such as Combat Zone, Androgeny, Trans500, Juicy Entertainment, Universal Trannies, Robert Hill, Evil Angel, Reality Kings, Grooby, Pulse Distribution, Red Light District and Third World Media, among others.

In 2008, she received her first nomination at the AVN Awards for Transsexual Artist of the Year, she would repeat this nomination in 2016, a year in which she was also nominated at the XBIZ Awards for Transsexual Artist of the Year.

Awards and Nomination

  • 2008 AVN Awards nominee - Transsexual Performer of the Year
  • 2008 Transgender Erotica Awards nominee - Best Website Model from a South American Country
  • 2010 Transgender Erotica Awards nominee - Best Website Model
  • 2016 AVN Awards nominee - Transsexual Performer of the Year
  • 2016 AVN Awards nominee - Favorite Trans Performer (Fan Award)
  • 2016 XBIZ Awards nominee - Transgender Performer of the Year

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