Anitta turns heads in sheer mini dress and daring cut-out looks at 33rd birthday celebration in São Paulo

Brazilian superstar Anitta is once again proving that no one blends music, fashion, and spectacle quite like she does. As she prepares to turn 33 on March 30, the global icon kicked off a lavish two-day birthday celebration in São Paulo, setting the tone for what promises to be another defining year in both her career and style evolution.

Born on March 30, 1993, in Rio de Janeiro, Anitta is currently 32 and on the brink of another milestone birthday. True to form, she’s marking the occasion not just with parties, but with intention. 

A proud Aries, she is deeply invested in astrology and famously plans her birthdays around her “solar return,” traveling across the globe to be in the exact place that aligns with her birth chart at the precise moment the sun returns to its original position. 

Over the years, this ritual has taken her everywhere from Thailand to Amsterdam, blending spirituality with jet-set glamour.

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This year’s São Paulo celebration reflects both sides of her personality, the introspective and the extravagant. After completing her traditional spiritual rituals, often guided by a shaman and involving chanting and meditation, Anitta steps fully into party mode, hosting exclusive, star-studded events known for their mystery and strict no-phone policies.

Fashion, of course, remains at the center of it all. For one night, she stunned in a sheer, black beaded mini dress with cascading fringe, layered necklaces, and soft, voluminous waves, an effortlessly sultry look that channeled old-Hollywood glamour with a modern twist. 

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In contrast, another outfit pushed boundaries. Anitta wore a bold, cutout-heavy black ensemble with sheer paneling and long gloves, delivering a futuristic, almost cyber-inspired aesthetic. Together, the looks showcased her ability to move seamlessly between classic elegance and edgy experimentation.

Anitta’s influence goes far beyond the party scene. Her career is packed with historic milestones that have reshaped the global perception of Brazilian music. 

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In 2022, her hit song ‘Envolver’ topped Spotify’s Global Daily chart, making her the first Brazilian artist and the first solo Latin female artist to reach number one on the platform. 

That same year, she made history again as the first Brazilian to win an MTV Video Music Award, taking home “Best Latin,” a category she would go on to dominate in 2023 and 2024.

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Her crossover appeal continues to expand through collaborations with international heavyweights like Madonna, The Weeknd, Snoop Dogg, and J Balvin. Notably, her track ‘São Paulo’ with The Weeknd broke into the Spotify Top 10 across major markets, including the U.S., UK, and Canada in early 2025, further cementing her status as a truly global artist.

Critically acclaimed as well, she earned a nomination for Best New Artist at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards, and in 2024, her album Funk Generation made history as the first funk album ever nominated for Best Latin Pop Album. 

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On stage, she continues to break barriers, becoming the first Brazilian solo artist to perform on Coachella’s main stage in 2022 and later headlining the NFL’s first-ever game in South America in 2024. 

That same year, she performed for over 2.6 million people at Rio de Janeiro’s iconic New Year’s Eve celebration in Copacabana, one of the largest live audiences in the world.