Singer Ludmilla makes history with 15 million listeners on Spotify and releases international hit

Last Saturday (15), singer Ludmilla reached the mark of 15 million monthly listeners on Spotify for the first time in his career. The expressive brand demonstrates the singer's consolidation in the Brazilian music market, standing out as one of the main current voices in the country. Ludmilla was the first black singer in Latin America to reach more than 1 billion streams on YouTube alone. Spotify. Today, she is the 450th artist with the most monthly listeners in the world.

Recently, the singer released the song “No se ve”, with Argentine singer Emilia. The hit mixes Portuguese and Spanish, funk and reggaetonwith lively lyrics that already have 49 million views on YouTube. The magazine “billboard” ranked the song as the 6th best song of 2023 so far. On Spotify, the song already has more than 55 million plays. The song entered the top 5 in Uruguay and the top 10 in Argentina for most listened to songs. Check out the official clip:

^{Official clip for “No se ve”, a partnership between Ludmilla and Argentine singer Emilia. Video: Reproduction/Youtube.}

Ludmilla's last studio album was “Vilã”, released in March this year. The album, full of great songs, features partnerships with other artists such as the duo Tasha and Tracie, Delacruz, Gaab, Vulgo FK and others. The album resumes the singer's more pop style, after a long time dedicating herself to the biggest project of her career, “Numanice”, which has a more pagoda-centric essence.

And speaking of “Numanice”, the singer shows that she has everything on stage too. On the 8th, Ludmilla performed on the stage at the Nilton Santos Stadium, in Rio de Janeiro, in what she called the “biggest Numanice of all time”. With an audience of approximately 50 thousand people, the event featured a fireworks display and the presence of several celebrities, such as actress and influencer Jade Picon and player Vinicius Jr.

Featured photo: Ludmilla gains 15 million monthly listeners. Reproduction/Instagram/@ludmilla