Music video/fragrance commercial starring Anitta. Man, I never thought I'd be watching such a thing but the list of celebrity guests sort of made me going; and a currently and massively exposed actor also was responsible for such - as for the people's list blame it on this place and whoever created the page for it.

The video, however, is a disappointing one when it comes to present guests such as Kelly Key, Gabriel o Pensador, Pablo Vittar, David Brazil, Arthur Aguiar (that's the one, it's like his name is everywhere these days and I'm still like "who?" and "why so important?") and many others reduced to less than cameos. It's a weak game of hide and seek, some can barely be found at all and even if they could, it was just Anitta's show...meaning colorful, repetitive dance stuff and boring.

It's not much of a bad song though, it kinda works but it's not my thing really. The cinematography trick of pulling some "Birdman" stunt of long take sequences is a lame one because a careful and detailed viewer will notice the editing cuts, special effects while Anitta goes from many different sets, places, dancing and encountering many people - the famous one are there just to clap, dance and tap her buttocks. 4 minutes long, it's obvious it kept me going but I haven't got anything from it. It wasn't fun, it wasn't memorable, it wasn't painful as it could be; it just made me curious. Doesn't kill anyone neither improves one's life.

5/10.

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In this music video for Anitta hit song "Indecente", the pop star walks around several different sets in apparently long take sequences where she performs the song and dances to it while several famous guests also appear to dance and clap her act.

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