Anitta

Larissa de Macedo Machado, better known as Anitta, is a Brazilian singer, songwriter, actress, dancer and entrepreneur. Internationally, her producer is John Shahidi, founder of Shots Studios.

Critics and columnists of the world’s leading music publications call Brazilian Anitta the next global star of Latin American origin, who will replace Shakira. The singer’s high and passionate voice embodies everything that so beckons the male half of the planet, and her looks and temperament have already become symbols of Latin American pop music.

Having won the Brazilian Music Discovery Award in 2012, Anitta released the song “Show das Poderosas” and its music video, which was viewed more than a million times on YouTube in the first month.

In the spring of 2017, the singer recorded her first song in English with Iggy Azalea, a rapper from Australia. A few months later, a joint single “Sua Cara” by Anitta, the band Major Lazer and the epathetic transvestite singer Pablo Vittara was released. “Sua Cara.” The music video for this track had a bombshell effect: in the first few hours alone, more than 5 million people watched it. By the fall of 2017, the Brazilian recorded the singles “Will I See You” with American singer PooBear, “Is That For Me” with Swedish MC Alesso and “Downtown” with Colombian J Balvin. All three tracks were recorded as part of the Check Mate project.