Brazilian singer Anitta recently addressed a situation that stirred controversy when a group of evangelicals, known as One Mission, chose to preach during her concert in Curitiba on Saturday. The group decided to attend Anitta's pre-Carnival show instead of going to their scheduled gospel festival, and footage of their evangelical message quickly circulated online, sparking mixed reactions from viewers.

A video from the event showed members of One Mission expressing their commitment to spreading the gospel during the concert, while a member emphasized the importance of reminding attendees about Jesus's sacrifice. Anitta’s response came through an Instagram comment where she expressed her appreciation for religion and shared her background of singing in a Catholic church, suggesting an openness to a dialogue about different faiths, particularly her interest in Candomblé and Hinduism.

This incident highlights the intersection of pop culture and faith in Brazil, demonstrating how artists like Anitta navigate religious themes in their work and public interactions. Anitta’s embrace of a dialogue with differing beliefs can offer insight into her inclusive approach, potentially resonating with her diverse fanbase. In a country with a rich tapestry of religious traditions, her response may contribute to ongoing conversations about respect and understanding between different belief systems.