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The film is a powerful narrative encompassing a theme that many people can identify with.
Anitta: My Place
"Meu Lugar" is the first video album by Brazilian music artist Anitta, recorded on February 15, 2014, at HSBC Arena, in Rio de Janeiro, for 10,000 people. The album was released on June 4, 2014 by Warner Music in DVD, CD / DVD and digital download format. The show plays with duality, through the concept of "Heaven and Hell". In this way, the presentation starts in hell and will advance to heaven. This trajectory will be marked by the use of colors, since in the first part, colors such as gray and purple will prevail, as it walk towards the sky, it will become white and pink.
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"Meu Lugar" is the first video album by Brazilian music artist Anitta, recorded on February 15, 2014, at HSBC Arena, in Rio de Janeiro, for 10,000 people. The album was released on June 4, 2014 by Warner Music in DVD, CD / DVD and digital download format. The show plays with duality, through the concept of "Heaven and Hell". In this way, the presentation starts in hell and will advance to heaven. This trajectory will be marked by the use of colors, since in the first part, colors such as gray and purple will prevail, as it walk towards the sky, it will become white and pink.
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Genre:Music
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Box Office:$598
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Warner Music, K2L Empreendimentos Artísticos
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