Anitta

In Brazil, maybe.

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's worse than that.

Tell us.

In my mind, I thought she was telling, she was calling all the women angels.

So people don't think when they see me or they see like my songs and whatever, they don't imagine that I come from like the communities.

It could be called the ghetto a little bit.

It's like the favelas.

When you go to Brazil, there's like communities, places that like the houses are really close to each other.

It's a really like humble place, simple place.

i come from a place like that i was born and raised in a place like that my mom used to do the best she could to fake the danger and the bad size of it for me and my brother so we all see everything with like this beauty and playing in the streets things like that very like

very like in the hood you know yeah and uh and but she always told us that a way for us to leave there it's not that we don't like there but we all want to leave because we want a better life so she always said that the only way to get out would be studying and we always did the best we could like studying and doing like all we could and um

I always loved music.

So I started doing music, but also like studying everything.

I was my own manager for like 10 years.

Me and my brother were partners.

So it was a whole job, not only from arts, but also like business.

Oh, no.

Since since I was a little kid, I was already like singing.