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Iggy Azalea Points to Partnership with new Brazilian Artist

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Iggy Azalea Points to Partnership with new Brazilian Artist
RWC2AF Sao Paulo, Brazil. March 5, 2019 - the drag Pablo Vittar sings for thousands of people at Pablo s street carnival parade in Sao Paulo Credit: Dario Oliveira/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Pabllo Vittar is working on several new songs, and a partnership with Australian rapper, singer, songwriter, and model Iggy Azalea may be underway.

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This Tuesday, 21st, the rapper shared a print of a conversation she had with a Brazilian artist, and once it was published on social networks, the drag queen’s name popped up.

After all, the two have been chatting on Twitter for some time. Many fans are already vouching for this and virtually confirming the partnership, although nothing has been officially announced – yet.

And to make everyone even more excited, Iggy tweeted in Portuguese. Yes, that’s right! The Australian wrote “não mexe com a gente” (“Don’t mess with us”) and had her fans freak out.

Would that be the name of the song? It is worth reminding that Iggy Azalea once sang alongside Anitta on Switch.

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The collaboration pleased the public greatly, but the clip leak angered the blonde, and there were rumors that the two had an argument. Which means it didn’t work out very well.

Pabllo Vittar is already working on her third album.

The confirmation was made by the singer herself, who said on Twitter that the CD will be called “111”, on account of her birthday, November 1st, and that the project will be divided into two parts.

There is still no preview for the single’s release, but we at Purebreak are keeping an eye on everything the drag queen does.

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