Passing through Brazil, the Iranian artist spoke to Rolling Stone Brasil about the success of her partnership with Pabllo Vittar, which has gained a new version
By surprise, Sevdaliza landed in Brazil this week, just months after his last visit to the country last May. However, the moment is different now, with the explosion of hit “Alibi”, partnership with Pabllo Vittar and the French singer Yseult.
In an interview with Rolling Stone Brazilthe Iranian artist stated that, despite not expecting such a positive reception from Brazilians, she was happy to have collaborated with the drag queen, as it gave her the opportunity to thank him for all the affection she has always received here:
“I think Brazil is one of my favorite countries in the world. And the fans are so kind. They are always supporting us, welcoming us. They always give me a sense of belonging. said the artist.
“And I’m really grateful to have made a song with Pablobecause I believe it is a way of showing gratitude to Brazil. It really means a lot to me”, continued Sevdaliza.
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To please Brazilian fans even more, Sevdaliza still met with Anitta in a new version of “Alibi”, which arrived on digital platforms in early September. “I’m a whore, I’m a saint, I’m an orisha. I don’t walk alone, I can prove it. I beat my chest, I’m not afraid. And if I am, you won’t stop me.”sings the Brazilian.
To Sevdalizathe presence of Anitta brings a political reinforcement to the song, which is already quite political: , and“What I love about the Anittawhich is very iconic, is that it is also very political. And I love it because I’ve never heard the Anitta singing a song like this”he explained.
“Because ‘Alibi’ is a very political song. If you listen to it, it’s really a revolution of a brotherhood. And it’s like a party, but a party just for us, not for them.”completed Sevdaliza.
Source: Rollingstone
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