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This week, Brazilian superstar Ludmilla<\/a> and R&B icon Victoria Mon\u00e9t<\/a> dropped their sexy, hip-moving single “CAM GIRL,” a bilingual song celebrating self-expression. Out <\/em>chatted with bisexual performer Ludmilla ahead of the release, discussing music, romance, and her aspirations.<\/p>\n Out<\/em>: For those who may not know or follow you, tell our readers a bit more about yourself.<\/strong><\/p>\n Ludmilla: I\u2019ll try to keep it short (laughs). I\u2019m Ludmilla<\/a>, a singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur from Duque de Caxias, in Rio de Janeiro. I started out singing funk when I was still a teenager, but quickly expanded my career into other genres like pop and pagode, where I\u2019ve made a significant impact. That genre has always been dominated by men and had its peak in the \u201990s, but it has lost momentum in recent decades. With my project Numanice, I brought it back to the mainstream with a modern, pop-driven approach that resonates with younger generations. The Numanice 3 tour, which I wrapped up last month, was recognized as one of the biggest shows in Brazilian entertainment, and that fills me with pride and gratitude. I was also the first Afro-Latina artist to perform on Coachella\u2019s main stage, a historic win. Today, I\u2019m the most listened-to Black artist in Latin America<\/a>, with over 15 billion streams.<\/p>\n