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Here, the Brazilian magazine’s editor-in-chief tells us about their 14th issue, Human After All, which reflects on “a global pandemic, stupid politicians, racism, xenophobia and all this chaos we’re living in.”
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In the history of Brazilian exports, there may be no truer representation of the nation’s flavor than Anitta. She is not a supermodel, not a movie star, not a muse walking the sands of Ipanema. She is a girl from the favelas, who learned to sing in church, took courses in business administration, and rose to global fame on a wave of grit, determination, and some serious bass-thumping, ass-bumping music. Before Anitta appears for an interview I already know she is likely to be wearing a strapless ruched top and beachy, sun-kissed hair and that her backdrop will be, as the kids say, drippy. B...