Anitta

Anitta made history at last night's MTV VMAs when she became the first Brazilian to take home an award from the annual ceremony (she won “Best Latin” for ...

“I got to collaborate with some incredibly impressive artists [on it],” says Anitta, “and I am proud to share it with the world.” “Beautiful and intricate detailing always appeals to me, and that was reflected in both my carpet and performance looks,” says Anitta. “I especially loved the detailing on the heart, how it covers my chest like veins,” says Anitta. “The vein detailing over my heart signifies my love for Brazil.” “I knew I needed to wear it.” The star was drawn to the theatrical details, especially the 3D heart that strategically covered her left side. “This year particularly, the VMAs seemed to represent and cater to fans all around the world, and that’s what I loved most.”

The video, which Anitta directed herself, went viral after the song blew up on TikTok thanks to the artist's "booty-grinding" dance, as it's come to be ...

A Brazilian electoral justice named Raul Araújo imposed a ban on “ostentatious and extemporaneous” demonstrations of political activism, citing a fee of 50,000 reais for any violations. “We are sick of this energy. It’s the first time my country has ever won an award like that.” Her speech took a more personal turn when she explained the origins of the night’s performance. “Envolver” even reached the 70th position on Billboard’s Top 100, the highest-charting song in Anitta’s entire career. Brazilian artist Anitta took home the VMA’s Best Latin award last night for her song “Envolver,” which she performed earlier in the night. The video, which Anitta directed herself, went viral after the song blew up on TikTok thanks to the artist’s “booty-grinding” dance, as it’s come to be known.

Anitta made history Sunday night (August 28th) at the 2022 MTV VMAs. The Latin superstar took home the award for “Best Latin Artist,” making her the first ...

[here](https://celebsecrets.com/tag/2022-mtv-vmas/). for whoever was born there, we would never think this is possible, so thank you so much.” Tonight I performed here a rhythm that for many years in my country was considered a crime…

The Brazilian singer won the award and showed her pride for being the first singer from her country to lift the astronaut's statuette.

I was born and raised in the ghetto of Brazil. The gala was hosted by singers LL COOL J, Jack Harlow and Nicki Minaj. In his speech he was very conscious of the importance of this award: "tonight I interpreted here a rhythm that for many years in my country was considered a crime.