LUDMILLA
Brazilian singer and songwriter moving between funk carioca, pagode, pop and R&B, from the Numanice gatherings to the songs of Fragmentos.
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Overview
- From
- Duque de Caxias, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Work
- Singer and songwriter
- Early name
- MC Beyoncé
- Breakout
- Fala Mal de Mim, 2012
- Sounds
- Funk carioca, pagode, pop and R&B
Mini bio
How it started.
Ludmilla grew up in Duque de Caxias, in Rio de Janeiro. She told LATINA she began singing at eight and sang with her family. Beyoncé inspired her first stage name, MC Beyoncé. Her 2012 song “Fala Mal de Mim” found an audience on YouTube and helped launch her career.
Finding her own range.
The 2014 single “Hoje” became part of her early pop and funk catalogue. With Numanice, she made room for the pagode she had loved since childhood. Numanice #2 won the 2022 Latin Grammy for Best Samba/Pagode Album.
The next songs.
Her R&B work keeps Brazilian rhythms close. In a 2025 VEJA interview, she described mixing her influences with Brazilian music to create her own approach to R&B. Fragmentos followed that November, with collaborators including Victoria Monét and Muni Long. In 2026, she released its live companion and introduced Fervo da Lud with “Bi Festinha.”
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026Bi FestinhaArtist with HITMAKER and Puterrier
- 2026Fragmentos: A ExperiênciaLive performer
- 2025FragmentosRecording artist
- 2025CAM GIRLSinger and co-writer with Victoria Monét
- 2025ParaísoSinger, composer and producer
- 2022Numanice #2Recording artist
- 2014HojeSinger
Awards
Quotes
I am not inside a box anymore, they are.Ludmilla, LATINA interview with Malik Peay
Speaking in 2023 about having the freedom to sing across pop, funk and trap.
Trivia
- At 15, she sold tickets to parties at her family home. Her mother later joined in and helped with the catering.
- She named Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Ciara, Keyshia Cole, Summer Walker and SZA among her R&B influences in a 2025 interview.
- “Paraíso” includes a musical reference to “O Que é o Amor,” credited to Arlindo Cruz, Maurição and Fred Camacho.
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