Vai Anitta - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Anitta, one of the biggest pop stars in Brazil, was encouraged during her journey to the top by family members and friends who believed in her talent.
Episode 2
Poo Bear and Alesso join Anitta for her second Checkmate single "Is That For Me." For the music video, she chooses the Amazon Jungle as the backdrop.
Episode 3
In New York, Anitta is interviewed about her career outside Brazil, and records her third single for the Checkmate project: "Downtown" with J Balvin.
Episode 4
Anitta shares her love of funk music, her passion for empowering girls and women, the downside of fame and her struggle with depression.
Episode 5
From Carnaval parades to nightclub performances, Anitta's busy schedule takes a toll on her body, so she's learned to take breaks once in a while.
Episode 6
Anitta gets ambitious with the music video for her song "Indecente," which will be shot in one take and live-streamed from her 25th birthday party.
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