As one of Brazil's greatest voices, Claudia Leitte has built a career defined by talent, charisma, and grand spectacles. She began as a backing vocalist at a young age and rose to national prominence leading the group Babado Novo from 2001, captivating the country with hits that made her one of the most popular singers to this day.

In her solo career, her artistic power was revealed through monumental performances — including the historic concert on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro in 2008, which drew over one million people and marked the beginning of a new phase in her music. Since then, her journey has been defined by major stages and landmark moments, such as her appearance at Miss Universe in 2011, the opening ceremony of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and other international performances at iconic venues, including the Billboard Music Awards in the United States in 2014.

At Carnival — one of the world's greatest cultural expressions — Claudia reaffirms the greatness of her art beyond music by drawing massive crowds and innovating with unique themes and experiences every year. Her street party block, Bloco Largadinho, launched in 2013 and now celebrated nationwide and at off-season festivals, drew over two million revelers in the streets of São Paulo in 2018, cementing her name as one of the biggest names in the celebration across Brazil.

With a career marked by awards, tours, and diverse musical projects that explore her essence, the singer continues to reinvent her art in recent works such as Intemporal, Soul D'Rua, and Especiarias. In every phase, Claudia Leitte celebrates the richness and diversity of Brazilian music as her core identity, transforming her journey into a true spectacle of creativity, emotion, joy, connection, authenticity, and artistic greatness.