Anitta

Anitta, a Grammy-nominated global superstar from Brazil, discusses her transformative journey of healing and self-acceptance. She shares insights on balancing her stage persona, navigating societal pressures, and overcoming comparisons. Anitta emphasizes the importance of nurturing her inner child and integrating spiritual practices like meditation into her daily routine. Despite facing criticism, she remains dedicated to celebrating her culture and fostering authenticity in both her music and personal life.

Brazilian pop star Anitta gives sex advice, twerks, and talks about what she finds attractive in a partner. She shares tips on sexting and giving blowjobs, opens up about her wildest experiences, and discusses relationships, self-worth, and sensuality.

Global superstar Anitta joins Gary Brecka to discuss her health journey, including struggles with endometriosis and mental health. They cover handling pressure, doing things for yourself, and the top things men should stop doing in bed.

Superstar Brazilian pop artist, Anitta, shares her sexual advice and reflects on her rise to international fame. She talks about twerking, what attracts her in a person, and gives expert tips on sexting and oral sex techniques. Anitta also opens up about her intimate experiences and discusses toxic relationships and sexual communication preferences. Prepare to take notes for a spicy conversation with Anitta on Call Her Daddy.

When it comes to distinguishing what exactly Latin music is, what makes the cut? To some, it’s simply music from the Latin American region, and to others, it’s any music that is sung in Spanish – but much like the pop canon, the phrase encapsulates so many different eras, styles, and genres.Like any distinction, there’s also music on the periphery: specifically, the music of Brazil, where the sounds are similar but the main language is different, and Spain, where the history of colonization looms over the country’s relationship with Latin America, raising controversial questions of appropriation. Nonetheless though, music from both countries has made big waves amongst U.S. listeners on Latin radio stations and at award shows. Anitta’s record Versions of Me has been finding success on streaming and the radio, while Rosalía’s MOTOMAMI has become one of the most acclaimed records of the year, winning this year’s Album of the Year award at the Latin Grammys. This episode of Switched on Pop, we take a look at these artists and how they incorporate both native and Latin sounds in their tracks.Vote for the Signal Awards: https://vote.signalaward.com/PublicVoting#/2022/shows/general/musicSONGS DISCUSSED:  Anitta – Girl From Rio Rosalía – DESPECHÁ Anitta, Ty Dolla $ign – Gimme Your Number MC Marcinho, DJ Marlboro – Glamourosa (Rap Glamurosa) M.I.A. – Bucky Done Gun Anitta, Papatinho, MC Kevin o Chris, Mr. Catra, YG – Que Rabão Anitta – Envolver Karol G – PROVENZA Rosalía – MALAMENTE - Cap.1: Augurio Rosalía – BULERÍAS Rosalía – DELIRIO DE GRANDEZA Justo Betancourt – Delirio De Grandeza Tego Calderon – Al Natural Rosalía – SAOKO Wisin, Daddy Yankee – Saoco Rosalía – CHICKEN TERIYAKI Rosalía – DIABLO Rosalía, TOKISCHA – LA COMBI VERSACE Rosalía, The Weeknd – La Fama Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices