Anitta’s ‘Equilibrium 2’ Fuses Funk, Samba and Afro-Brazilian Faith
Brazil Expats & Nomads Anitta’s ‘Equilibrium 2’ Fuses Funk, Samba and Afro-Brazilian Faith By Richard Mann · July 26, 2026 · 6 min read Daily Brief The morning intel from across Latin America. Music & Culture Key Facts —Album scope. ‘Equilibrium 2’ adds 17 all-Portuguese tracks to the cycle, bringing the full project to 32 songs and roughly 1 hour 33 minutes of music. —Guest artists. Thirteen collaborators span generations and genres, including Maria Bethânia, Alceu Valença, Mart’nália, MC Tha, and Grupo Ofá from Salvador’s Terreiro do Gantois. —Religious grounding.
- ▪Brazil Expats & Nomads Anitta’s ‘Equilibrium 2’ Fuses Funk, Samba and Afro-Brazilian Faith By Richard Mann · July 26, 2026 · 6 min read Daily Brief The morning intel from across Latin America.
- ▪Music & Culture Key Facts —Album scope. ‘Equilibrium 2’ adds 17 all-Portuguese tracks to the cycle, bringing the full project to 32 songs and roughly 1 hour 33 minutes of music. —Guest artists.
- ▪Thirteen collaborators span generations and genres, including Maria Bethânia, Alceu Valença, Mart’nália, MC Tha, and Grupo Ofá from Salvador’s Terreiro do Gantois. —Religious grounding.
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Brazil Expats & Nomads Anitta’s ‘Equilibrium 2’ Fuses Funk, Samba and Afro-Brazilian Faith By Richard Mann · July 26, 2026 · 6 min read Daily Brief The morning intel from across Latin America. Free. Subscribe By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never share your email. Music & Culture Key Facts —Album scope. ‘Equilibrium 2’ adds 17 all-Portuguese tracks to the cycle, bringing the full project to 32 songs and roughly 1 hour 33 minutes of music. —Guest artists. Thirteen collaborators span generations and genres, including Maria Bethânia, Alceu Valença, Mart’nália, MC Tha, and Grupo Ofá from Salvador’s Terreiro do Gantois. —Religious grounding.
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