Pabllo Vittar discography

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Pabllo Vittar discography
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Vittar in 2020
Studio albums5
Live albums1
Music videos9
EPs3
Singles18

Brazilian singer and drag queen Pabllo Vittar has released five studio albums, three extended plays, one live album and eighteen singles.

Contents

In December 2015, Vittar released his debut EP, Open Bar produced by Rodrigo Gorky, Maffalda and Omulu. The title track, "Minaj" and "Amante" were released as singles. The music video for "Open Bar" reached 1 million views on YouTube in only one month. [1] The material brought Vittar media attention. [2] [3]

In January 2017, Vittar released his first studio album, Vai Passar Mal , which peaked at number 3 on Brazilian iTunes in its debut week. In addition, nine of the ten tracks from the record charted on Spotify's Top 50 list. [4] [5] Among the achievements, Vittar has become the most successful drag queen of all digital platforms. The second single from the album, "Todo Dia", became the theme of 2017 Brazilian Carnival. [6] The third single from the album, "K.O.", surpassed the success of "Todo Dia" and made Vittar the first drag queen to enter the Brazilian charts, reaching number 67 on Brazil's Hot 100 Airplay. [7]

Albums

Studio albums

TitleDetailsCertifications
Vai Passar Mal
  • PMB: 2× Platinum [8]
Não Para Não [9]
  • Released: October 4, 2018
  • Label: Sony Brazil, Mataderos
  • Format: CD, digital download
  • PMB: Platinum [8]
111 [10]
  • Released: March 24, 2020
  • Label: Sony Brazil
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
  • PMB: 2× Platinum [8]
Batidão Tropical
  • Released: June 24, 2021
  • Label: Mataderos
  • Format: Digital download, streaming
Noitada
  • Released: February 8, 2023
  • Label: Mataderos
  • Format: Digital download, streaming

Live albums

TitleDetails
I am Pabllo

Remix albums

TitleDetails
Vai Passar Mal: Remixes
NPN Remixes
  • Released: May 10, 2019
  • Label: BMT, Sony Music Brasil
  • Format: Digital download
111 Deluxe
  • Released: November 26, 2020
  • Label: Sony Music Brasil
  • Format: Digital download

Extended plays

TitleDetails
Open Bar
  • Released: December 2, 2015
  • Label: ONErpm
  • Format: Digital download
Up Next Session: Pabllo Vittar
  • Released: January 11, 2018
  • Label: BMT, Sony Music Brasil
  • Format: Streaming
111 1
  • Released: November 1, 2019 [11]
  • Label: BMT, Sony Music Brasil
  • Format: Streaming

Singles

As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
TitleYearPeak chart positions Certifications Album
BRA
[12] 		BRA
Airplay
[13] 		BRA
Pop
[14] 		CHI
[15] 		POR
[16] 		US
Latin
Pop
Digital
[17] 		WW
[17]
"Open Bar"2015———————Open Bar
"Nêga"2016——————— Vai Passar Mal
"Todo Dia"
(featuring Rico Dalasam)		2017———————
"K.O."20648————
  • PMB: Diamond [8]
"Corpo Sensual"
(featuring Mateus Carrilho)		5679————
  • PMB: 2× Diamond [8]
"Então Vai"
(featuring Diplo)		2018———————
"Indestrutível"———————
  • PMB: Platinum [8]
"Problema Seu"37——————
  • PMB: Diamond [8]
Não Para Nâo
"Disk Me"33——————
  • PMB: Diamond [8]
"Seu Crime"2019———————
  • PMB: 2× Platinum [8]
"Buzina"———————
  • PMB: 2× Platinum [8]
"Flash Pose"
(featuring Charli XCX) [18] 		———————
  • PMB: 2× Platinum [8]
111
"Parabéns"
(featuring Psirico)		24——————
  • PMB: Diamond [8]
"Amor de Que"14———145——
  • PMB: 2× Diamond [8]
"Clima Quente"
(featuring Jerry Smith)		2020———————
"Tímida"
(with Thalía)		———9—13—
  • PMB: Platinum [8]
"Rajadão"———————
  • PMB: Platinum [8]
"Bandida"
(featuring Pocah)		———————
  • PMB: 2× Platinum [8]
"Ama Sofre Chora"2021———————
  • PMB: Platinum [8]
Batidão Tropical
"Triste Com T"42———178——
  • PMB: Platinum [8]
"Bang Bang"———————
"Number One" (featuring Rennan da Penha)———————Non-album singles
"Follow Me" (featuring Rina Sawayama)2022———————
"Descontrolada" (featuring MC Carol)——————— Noitada
"Ameianoite" (featuring Gloria Groove)———————
"Cadeado"2023———————
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
List of singles as featured artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
TitleYearPeak chart positions Certifications Album
BRA
[12] 		BRA
Airplay
[13] 		ARG
[19] 		POR
[20] 		US
Dance
[21] 		VEN
[22]
"Tome Curtindo" (Remix)
(Lia Clark featuring Pabllo Vittar)		2017——————Non-album single
"Sua Cara"
(Major Lazer featuring Anitta and Pabllo Vittar)		1249—82661 Know No Better
"Decote" [24]
(Preta Gil featuring Pabllo Vittar)		——————Todas as Cores
"Joga Bunda"
(Aretuza Lovi featuring Pabllo Vittar and Gloria Groove)		2018——————Mercadinho
"Paraíso"
(Lucas Lucco with Pabllo Vittar)		41—————Non-album single
"Eu Te Avisei"
(Alice Caymmi with Pabllo Vittar)		——————Alice
"Não Esqueço"
(NIARA with Pabllo Vittar)		——————Non-album single
"Come e Baza (Remix)"
(Titica featuring Pabllo Vittar)		——————Pra Quê Julgar?
"Energia (Parte 2)"
(Sofi Tukker with Pabllo Vittar)		——————Non-album single
"Caliente"
(Lali featuring Pabllo Vittar)		——51——— Brava
"Garupa"
(with Luísa Sonza)		201929——————Pandora
"Comme Des Garçons (Like the Boys) (Brabo Remix)"
(Rina Sawayama featuring Pabllo Vittar)		2020—————— Sawayama Remixed
"Modo Turbo"
(with Luísa Sonza featuring Anitta)		3———7— Doce 22
"Lento (Brabo Remix)"
(Lauren Jauregui featuring Pabllo Vittar)		2021——————Non-album single
"Cavalgada"
(Lexa featuring Pabllo Vittar)		2022——————Magnéticah
"She Can Dance (Brabo Remix)"
(Betty Who featuring Pabllo Vittar)		——————Non-album singles
"S de Saudade (Remix)"
(Vitão featuring Pabllo Vittar)		——————
"SAL"
(PEDRO SAMPAIO featuring Pabllo Vittar)		——————
"Pearls (Pabllo Vittar & Brabo Remix)"
(Jessie Ware featuring Pabllo Vittar)		2023——————
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Promotional singles

TitleYearAlbum
"Rainha" [27] 2016Open Bar
"Filhos do Arco-íris" [28]
(featuring various artists [A] )		2017Non-album singles
"Hasta La Vista"
(with Luan Santana and Simone & Simaria)		2018
"Highlight"
(featuring Super Drags)

Guest appearances

List of other appearances, showing year released and album name
TitleYearOther artist(s)Album
"I Got It"2017 Charli XCX, Brooke Candy, CupcakKe Pop 2
"Shake It"2019Charli XCX, Big Freedia, Brooke Candy, Cupcakke Charli
"The Girls" Iggy Azalea Wicked Lips
"Man's World" [29]
(Empress Of Remix)		2021 Marina Non-album song
"Fun Tonight"
(Pabllo Vittar Remix)		 Lady Gaga Dawn of Chromatica
"Everybody"2022 Honey Dijon, UriasBlack Girl Magic

Music videos

TitleReleaseDirector
"Open Bar"2015Leocádio Rezende
"Minaj"2016
"Amante"
"Nêga"Sandrow Almeidan, Pabllo Vittar, Leocádio Rezende
"Todo Dia"
(featuring Rico Dalasam)		2017Guilherme Batista, Fabrício Sassioto
"K.O."João Monteiro
"Corpo Sensual"
(featuring Mateus Carrilho)		João Monteiro, Fernando Moraes
"Paraíso"
(with Lucas Lucco)		2018
"Então Vai"
(featuring Diplo)		Hick Duarte
"Indestrutível"Bruno Ilogti
"Hasta La Vista"
(with Luan Santana & Simone e Simaria)
"Não Esqueço"
(with NIARA)		Pedro Alvarenga
"Problema Seu"Os Primos
"Energia" (Parte 2)
(with Sofi Tukker)		James Rothman, Pete Quandt
"Disk Me"Os Primos
"Highlight"
(featuring Super Drags)		Bruno Ilogti
"Seu Crime"2019Guilherme Nabhan, Louise W. Freshel
"Buzina"Os Primos
"Não Vou Deitar"Mayra Oliveira
"Garupa"
(with Luísa Sonza)		Os Primos
"Flash Pose"
(featuring Charli XCX)		Tragik
"Sente a Conexão"
(featuring MC Kekel)		Kaique Alves
"Parabéns"
(featuring Psirico)		Pabllo Vittar, Flávio Verne
"Follow Me" [30]
(with Rina Sawayama)		2022Amber Park

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