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The artistic career of the Brazilian singer exploded, thanks in part to collaborations with various artists, including Maluma and J. Balvin.
The Brazilian Anitta says that she started doing "funk" and, for this reason, it was very easy for her to make the transition to urban sound. / EFE
What happened in Bogotá?
In Bogotá, I recorded the video of my new single, which was directed by the same producer as Machika and this production company is Colombian. I also took advantage to make promotions, because I had never been to Bogota and I had to enjoy this visit
How did you work with artists like Maluma and J. Balvin?
We had a good time, because Maluma is a friend, though, when we work, we do it a bit further, because of the availability of the diaries. But then we saw each other to make the video of Sim Ou Não, and although I can spend some time with him, we are still working well and there is a lot of confidence. With J. Balvin, the relationship is very close, so much so that she became a family for me. Your team is very close and familiar, and when I'm with them, I feel very good. He is one of the people who help me the most and teaches me; they have been very pleasant and rewarding experiences for my career.
When do you think your music started playing in Colombia?
The truth is that I think it helped me a lot J. Balvin, I always tell him I know I work a lot, but nothing happened so fast in my artistic life. Thanks to Machika and Downtown, in Colombia they started to listen to me more, and also in other neighboring countries.
Where did your interest come from to get involved in the urban genre?
In Brazil, I started doing funk, and that's why it's very common for me to do urban music, because I'm used to it. I come from a very humble home in Brazil, very similar to what are the Commons of Colombia, so it 's not so different from my reality; just change the pace, but the story is the same.
Where are you inspired for your "look"?
I'm looking for inspiration from iconic characters, like Rihanna, Beyoncé, Dua Lipa … to some extent, because the authenticity that characterizes you is also important. In addition, I am influenced by Mariah Carey, who was the first singer I met in my life.
Speaking of his new single "Indecente", from where came the idea to make the song?
I study with my friends, I invite them to my birthday party, because I often do home evenings and I told them that I wanted something like another time, and that's what I'm doing. This is where the idea of making Indecente video comes from. 19659005] The video has a disco wave, why?
Yes. I wanted to incorporate elements of the 70's and put all my home with colorful and fun scenarios. building spaces was almost a job, it was also very fun, I am a person who likes to do this kind of crazy things.
How the lyrics of the song?
I always write alone, but when I do it in other languages, I tell a little of my history and my personality to composers, so that they take it into account when they write and that the music agrees with me. We brought together some producers and we made this mix of Brazil with the rest of Latin America. The lyrics speak of a strong and daring girl with personality.
What projects do you have?
I have a new single coming out on July 20 and I've also done two videos … one in Brazil and one in Colombia, so let's decide which of the two singles will come out first, whether Medicine or Poison. 19659021] With which artists would you like to collaborate in the future?
Latinos, I would love to collaborate with Nicky Jam, Sebastián Yatra and Bad Buny; Already speaking in a more international environment, I would love to work with Drake.
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