Show das Poderosas

"Show das Poderosas"
Single by Anitta
from the album Anitta
B-side	Menina Má
Released	April 16, 2013 (2013-04-16)
Format	Digital download
Recorded	2013; U.M. Music Studios (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Genre	Pop dubstep
Length	2:30
Label	Warner Music
Writer(s)	Larissa Machado
Producer(s)	Umberto Tavares
Anitta singles chronology
"Meiga e Abusada" (2013) "Show das Poderosas" (2013) "Tá Na Mira" (2013)

"Show das Poderosas" is a single by the Brazilian pop singer Anitta released on April 16, 2013.^[1] The song serves as the third single from the album Anitta.^[2] The song has sold 50,000 paid downloads on Brazilian iTunes, and almost 85,000 worldwide.^[3][4] The song's music video has been viewed over 100 million times in YouTube, with less than 2 years in the website.^[5]

Upon its release, "Show das Poderosas" was met with favorable reception from music critics, many of whom praised it for being different from the other songs released at that time. Commercially, "Show das Poderosas" performed well on record charts.^[6][7][2]

Background and launch

By posting a video singing "Soltinha", by singer Priscila Nocetti, student Larissa de Macedo Machado was discovered by dee jay (DJ) Renato Azevedo, known as Batutinha.^[8] The DJ invited her to a test, in order to know if she really sang well and had a stage presence. Azevedo "was impressed by the singer's and girlfriends' ability to stiletto - a high-heeled dance mode, popularized by the American star Beyoncé," describes Silvio Essinger, d'O Globo.^[9] With that, he decided to work with her.^[10] One of the artist's complaints was her name, which she considered very common; Her suggestion was "Anita", in reference to the main character of the miniseries Presença de Anita: "Anita had a mystery that aroused the curiosity of men, women, everyone.^[11] It was just a girl, but at the same time I was fond of this joke.^[12] " Batutinha gave the idea of "Anitta" with two T's, and the musician agreed.^[13]

Anitta was hired by the Rio de Janeiro funk shows producer Furacão 2000, and through it she released four tracks: "Menina Má", "Proposta", "Fica Só Olhando" and "Eu Vou Esticar".^[14] In June 2012, his manager, Kamilla Fialho, paid R $260,000 to the company, so that the artist could be organized by her.^[15] In June 2012, his manager, Kamilla Fialho, paid R $ 260,000 to the company, so that the artist could be organized by her.^[2] Fialho set up a show with musicians and dancers, invested in the image of Anitta, and presented it to producers Umberto Tavares and Mãozinha.^[16] Anitta was coveted by major record labels; She was "rolling up" two of them until she decided on Warner Music, with whom she signed in January 2013, and on February 6 her first single "Meiga e Abusada" was released through the label.^[17]

Critical reception

Alex Alves from Popline website commented, "Grab a funk singer who was a MC from Furacão 2000, add an avalanche of references in Beyoncé and finish with a dipping attitude inspired by the Pussycat Dolls.^[18][19] The result will be Anitta, one of the greatest promises of national pop music in 2013".^[20]

Promotion

Anitta participated in programs where the song was released separately: Esquenta!,^[21] Caldeirão do Huck, Encontro com Fátima Bernardes^[22] and Mais Você, was one of global programs where the singer presented the song.^{[23] [24]}

It was a promoted single and also spawned the name of tour "Show das Poderosas Tour".^[25][26] The song won several versions of videos, among other is British singer Adele, which was placed with the band Remix video.^[27] The theme song was the first tour of Anitta, and was also included in minifestival organized by Warner Music.^[28]

Remix version

The remix was attended by the DJ and music producer of Anitta, Batutinha, and was launched to music download^[29] only on iTunes.^[2] The remix that was still being worked, received the genre funk carioca with the pop genre. The remix was recorded in studios in Rio de Janeiro and was included as the last track on the disc.^[30]

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