Die Blonde Carmen (English: The Blonde Carmen) is a 1935 German musical comedy film directed by Victor Janson. It is a classic example of an "operetta film," a popular genre in German cinema during the early sound era.

It stars Mártha Eggerth as Maria Varkas, a famous opera singer who takes an incognito vacation in the Bavarian mountains to rest. To teach local composers a lesson after they criticize stars, she disguises herself as an unsophisticated peasant girl, leading to romantic entanglements and complications.