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January 29, 2022 “Boys Don’t Cry”: Anitta Gets Her Quick Kicks With a Banger Our Girl From Rio's got a bop penned with some big names in pop, inspired by byBradley Stern
December 21, 2020 “Modo Turbo”: Luísa Sonza, Anitta & Pabllo Vittar Feel Their Gamer Fantasy Brazilian pop royalty unites byBradley Stern 1 Share
June 17, 2019 ‘Madame X’: Madonna Gets Lost in the World, But Isn’t Lost Madonna moves to Lisbon, adopts a persona, puts on an eyepatch and makes her byBradley Stern
November 13, 2018 ‘Solo’: Anitta, Multilingual Queen, Delivers a Trio of Songs in Spanish, Portuguese & English Brazilian Queen of Pop Anitta slithers, sparkles and smooches her way through a byBradley Stern
December 18, 2017 The Top 20 Songs of 2017 From Lana Del Rey to the soundtrack of 'Call Me By Your Name,' these are the byBradley Stern
September 3, 2017 ‘Will I See You’: Anitta’s Debut English Single Showcases the Brazilian Bombshell’s Softer Side Anitta takes an angelic first step into the English market byBradley Stern
August 16, 2017 Vai Passar Mal: Brazilian Drag Queen Pabllo Vittar’s “Corpo Sensual” Is Coming Diplo's favorite drag queen is ready to serve body byBradley Stern
July 30, 2017 Major Lazer’s “Sua Cara” Video: Diplo, Drag And Desert Dancing The year is 2017, and "Come to Brazil" is officially out — because "Brazil Come byBradley Stern
