Não Para Não (English: Don't Stop) is the second studio album by Brazilian singer, songwriter and drag queen Pabllo Vittar, released on October 4, 2018, through Sony Music Brasil. The album features Urias, Dilsinho and Ludmilla. The first single is "Problema Seu", released on August 15, 2018.
It features various Brazilian rhythms such as forró, tecnobrega, axé, among others just like Vittar's debut album.
It was ranked as the 5th best Brazilian album of 2018 by the Brazilian edition of Rolling Stone magazine and among the 25 best Brazilian albums of the second half of 2018 by the São Paulo Association of Art Critics.
Concept On the cover of the album, Vittar is presented as a "goddess of technology", according to the artist herself. The image is a "modern deity that attracts and unifies rhythms, ideas, cultures and languages of a rich and multifaceted Brazil."
Singles The first single, "Problema Seu", was accompanied by a 2D-8 bit game, where guest appearances by Urias, Dilsinho and Ludmilla on the album were revealed. The singer revealed the title and the cover one week before the release, during her participation at the 2018 Multishow Awards.
The second single, "Disk Me", was released one day after the album's release. The music video contained a phone number, displayed on a cell phone in one of the opening scenes. By contacting this number, one could receive different messages from Vittar, depending on the medium of contact; by voice, or via WhatsApp.
Commercial performance In less than two hours after its release, "Não Para Não" debuted at the top of Brazilian iTunes. The album debuted on Spotify Brazil with 3,132,633 streams, being the best debut by an album on the platform in 2018, surpassing albums by foreign artists such as Camila Cabello. In addition to this feat, all the tracks of the album debuted in the top 40 and top 50 of Spotify and Apple Music, respectively. "Não Para Não" became the only Brazilian album to chart all its tracks on Spotify's most listened list.
Track listing All tracks produced by Brabo Music Team and Nikolić, except "Miragem" (produced by Brabo and Junior Fernandes) and "Problema Seu" (produced also by Noize Men).
Release history RegionDateFormat(s)Label(s) WorldwideOctober 4, 2018Sony Music
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Não Para Não Tour
The Não Para Não Tour is an ongoing headlining concert tour by Brazilian singer Pabllo Vittar, in support of her second studio album, Não Para Não (2018). The tour began on November 1, 2018, in São Paulo at Cine Joia.
Set list
Shows + List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venue Date City Country Venue South America November 1, 2018 São Paulo Brazil Cine Joia November 2, 2018 November 8, 2018 MCT Spotify November 10, 2018 Vinhedo Hopi Hari November 14, 2018 Fortaleza Marina Park Hotel November 24, 2018 Porto Alegre Pepsi on Stage November 30, 2018 Curitiba Spazio Van December 15, 2018 Campinas Caos Club January 24, 2019 São Paulo Audio February 15, 2019 Porto Velho Talismã 21 February 16, 2019 Manaus Studio 5 February 22, 2019 Rio de Janeiro Hub RJ February 23, 2019 São Luís Casa das Dunas March 1, 2019 Brasília Victoria Haus March 3, 2019 Recife Cais da Alfândega March 4, 2019 Salvador Circuito Barra Ondina March 5, 2019 São Paulo Avenida Tiradentes March 9, 2019 Armação dos Búzios Búzios Beach Resort North America April 5, 2019 Mexico City Mexico Versalles 64 April 5, 2019 Toluca Foro Pegaso South America April 18, 2019 Buenos Aires Argentina Palermo Groove April 19, 2019 Cordoba Studio Theater April 20, 2019 Santiago Chile Bunker Europe April 24, 2019 Lisbon Portugal Campo Pequeno bullring April 27, 2019 Aveiro Enterro de Aveiro bullring April 29, 2019 Dublin Ireland The Academy April 30, 2019 London England Heaven South America May 11, 2019 Salvador Brazil Área Verde do Othon May 25, 2019 São Caetano do Sul Ginásio Poliesportivo Milton FeijãoNorth America June 6, 2019Los AngelesUnited StatesLA PrideJune 9, 2019BostonBoston PrideJune 21, 2019MiamiWynwood Pride Music FestivalJune 22, 2019ChicagoChicago Pride ParadeJune 23, 2019TorontoCanadaToronto PrideJune 29, 2019New York CityUnited StatesPride Island WorldPrideJune 30, 2019San FranciscoSan Francisco Pride
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