Ludmilla

Considered the greatest Black artist in Latin America, Ludmilla has accumulated hits across various genres, earned awards worldwide, and surpassed 5 billion streams on music platforms. She is currently the 6th most-listened-to Black woman globally on Spotify, standing among icons like Beyoncé, Rihanna, SZA, Nicki Minaj, and Doja Cat. In April, after delivering remarkable performances at Brazil's top music festivals, Ludmilla made history by becoming the first Black Latin American woman to perform on Coachella’s main stage. To elevate the moment, she was introduced by none other than Beyoncé. Ludmilla's numbers are truly impressive. Her pagode project, "Numanice," stands out not only for its representation but also for its sheer success. Across all digital platforms, it has garnered over 4 billion streams. The latest release, Numanice #3, which debuted at the end of February, already boasts more than 400 million streams and features hits such as "Maliciosa," "Saudade da Gente," "A Preta Venceu," "Falta de Mim," and many more. Ludmilla is not just a musical powerhouse; she is also a symbol of diversity and inclusion. As a Black, bisexual woman, married to dancer Bruna Gonçalves, Ludmilla shines as a representative of both Black and LGBTQIAP+ communities.