LUDMILLA and Turma do Pagode

Ludmilla, a major Afro-Latin artist, is celebrated for her diverse hits and over 5 billion streams. She made history as the first Afro-Latin woman to perform at Coachella's main stage, introduced by Beyoncé. Her "Numanice" pagode project has over 4 billion streams, featuring hits like "Maliciosa." A symbol of diversity, Ludmilla is a Black, bisexual artist married to dancer Bruna Gonçalves, promoting LGBTQIA+ inclusion.

Since 2000, São Paulo's "Turma do Pagode" has charmed samba fans with its authentic style. Celebrating 20 years, they recorded a live album "Turma no Quintal," featuring original songs and medleys.