Larissa de Macedo Machado, more famously known as Anitta, burst onto the scene as a Brazilian prodigy. Raised in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, Anitta began honing her craft early on by taking singing and dancing lessons and performing at local showcases. Her exceptional talent and unwavering dedication soon caught the eye of Warner Music Group, who signed her to their label in 2013.

Since then, Anitta has electrified the music scene with her eclectic mix of pop, reggaeton, funk carioca, and samba. Her music has earned her accolades and nominations, including a coveted Latin Grammy nomination in 2019. Her collaboration with Colombian reggaeton artist J Balvin on the hit song “Downtown” catapulted her to the top of the Brazilian charts and to the second spot on the Billboard Latin charts.

Anitta’s multifaceted talents extend beyond music, as she has also made a name for herself in acting and television. Her captivating performances in Brazilian TV shows and films have earned her critical acclaim, as well as her own TV show, Anitta Entrou no Grupo, which aired on Brazil’s leading television network, Multishow.

Anitta’s influence is not limited to the entertainment industry, as she is an avid advocate for social equality. Her unwavering support for marginalized groups, including immigrants, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people of color, has made her a voice for change in Brazil and beyond.

Anitta’s meteoric rise to fame has not gone unnoticed by the global community, with collaborations with music legends like Madonna, Cardi B, and Snoop Dogg. Her achievements have solidified her status as a trailblazer in the music industry and an inspiration for generations to come.