Anitta Can Handle Melody’s Career: “Brazil’s Greatest Artist”

Poderosa was full of praise in a meeting on the young singer’s artistic future

Anitta has apparently started meetings to manage Melody’s career, with whom she has had several arguments on social media, which ended with a remix of the song “Mil Veces”. The news was shared this Friday (7/12) by the teenage singer on Instagram.

Without going into details, Melody published an excerpt of her agent’s alleged meeting with Anitta and her brother Renan Machado, who has been working with the international artist since the beginning of her career. The young woman does not appear in the video conference, but she is the main topic of conversation.

“My vision of Melody… I have the vision that she has the potential to become the biggest artist in Brazil. With her voice, her talent, her beauty. I think she can sell a lot of brand products, everything. All the aspects that an artist needs,” Anitta said. “In my opinion, the work we could do now with Melody is to do the work of a respectful and credible professional, of an adult.”

“And I think that’s why it’s good that he’s young because, I understand, you work without investment, you really need to go viral, to do things that really get people talking, to be there, to get people talking about you. By the way, I think it’s brilliant. Jokes aside, we always exchange barbs on the internet, but that’s part of my commitments and his,” Poderosa concluded.

After revealing part of the interaction, Melody couldn’t contain her excitement with praise: “If the greatest in Brazil spoke, who am I to disagree. There’s a lot of news coming, wait,” the singer joked.

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Source: Terra

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