Anitta – Onda Diferente Music Video

In 2019, Anitta released “Onda Diferente” as part of her album Kisses. The song brought together Brazilian singer Ludmilla, producer Papatinho, and American rapper Snoop Dogg. The track quickly stood out because of its unique blend of Brazilian funk and West Coast hip-hop.

The song itself has a chill, easygoing feel. It’s got that Brazilian funk groove but with a smooth twist thanks to Snoop Dogg’s rap. Anitta’s voice is cool and steady, while Ludmilla adds a bit of sharpness that keeps things interesting. The way their voices come together feels natural, like they’re just having fun with the music.

At first glance, “Onda Diferente” looks like a typical collaboration you’d expect nowadays, with Brazilian stars joining forces with U.S. hip-hop legends. But the story behind the song is far from simple.

Ludmilla originally wrote the song and has been open about creating the lyrics and melody herself. Later, Papatinho, a respected producer in Brazil’s hip-hop and funk scenes, took over production. Anitta invited Snoop Dogg to join after they connected through mutual contacts in the music industry.

Once the song was released, things got complicated.

Even though Ludmilla had the official writing credit, when the song was registered with copyright authorities, Anitta’s name appeared as a co-writer. Ludmilla and her fans weren’t happy about that. In 2020, Ludmilla made the issue public by sharing documents that proved she was the sole author. This disagreement added tension to the already strained relationship between Ludmilla and Anitta and became one of the most talked-about feuds in Brazilian pop music.

Despite all the drama behind the scenes, “Onda Diferente” remains one of Anitta’s most memorable and well-produced songs, and the music video plays a big part in that.

The “Onda Diferente” video, directed by João Papa, is colorful and full of life. You see Anitta, Ludmilla, and Snoop Dogg in different fun settings. The camera switches between close-ups of the artists and wide shots that show the vivid backgrounds.

Anitta looks great in outfits that mix street style and high fashion. Bold patterns make her stand out with plenty of attitude. Ludmilla brings just as much energy with confident looks. Snoop Dogg is relaxed and cool, fitting his aesthetic.

Anitta and Ludmilla come across as equals, which makes their later dispute even more striking. On screen, there’s no hint of tension. They look like a team, owning the space with equal power.

“Onda Diferente” means “Different Wave,” and the video leans into that idea without being obvious about it.

For Brazilian artists, working with someone like Snoop Dogg isn’t just cool; it’s symbolic. It signals a change in how global music works. Brazil isn’t just exporting sounds anymore; it’s setting its own terms.

Snoop’s feature made headlines in Brazil and abroad. People wondered how this unusual collaboration happened and if it really worked. Most agreed it was unexpected, and that’s what made it stick.

Maybe that’s the real power of this “different wave.” It doesn’t crash or roar. It just moves — slowly and steadily — changing everything in its path.

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