Anitta

I say with boyfriends.

Whenever I wanted to know a new language, I would date a different guy and like different accents.

But in reality, I had, which is kind of boring, the reality.

Larissa, I hired different teachers from different places of the world and I used to leave them in my dress room for whatever commitments I had.

So I used to like get two hours of GLEM every day.

I would be studying during these two hours.

The teacher would be telling me and I would be like studying for these two hours.

No.

No, because I think it's so important for me to have this clear and to understand that I use my character to break rules, to break boundaries and like things that limit us women to do.

All women, women that wants to be free in sex, women that wants to be free in work, whatever.

I like this character.

It brings to us self-esteem, confidence, and something to look at.

Even I do when I'm myself, Larissa, nowadays, I look at me as a character and I'd be like, okay, I think I can get that from Anita and be a little bit more confident about myself.

It's so much easier for people to watch a movie

and see that character and be like, oh, okay.

And understand the actor is another thing.

But they don't understand that musicians, singers, they do the same thing.

We do the same thing.

There's no way we're bringing the on self, the person that we are at home, the person that we are in family and bring this person on stage.

It's not entertainable.