International pop superstar and world-renowned drag artist Pabllo Vittar announces highly anticipated new album Lost In Lust, set for release on 1st October 2026 via The Orchard. The Brazilian icon’s seventh studio album marks her first ever English and Spanish-language album. PRE-ORDER HERE.

The album’s lead single ‘Rockstar’ featuring Puerto Rican rap trailblazer Villano Antillano is out now. Packed with Latin percussion, distorted electronic synths and an addictive club beat, ‘Rockstar’ is bold and confident, building to an explosive finale. LISTEN HERE.

Villana Santiago Pacheco, known as Villano Antillano, is a Puerto Rican rapper, singer and songwriter who rose to global prominence with her collaboration on Bizarrap’s Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 51, which reached the Top 15 of the Argentina Hot 100 and Billboard’s Spain Songs chart. She made history as the first openly transgender and non-binary artist to enter Spotify’s Global Top 50. Antillano co-wrote ‘Rockstar’ alongside Vittar, and the pair filmed an accompanying lyric video for the track’s release.

Speaking about ‘Rockstar’, Vittar said: “I love Villano so much and I’m such a big fan of hers. I love “Rockstar” because it brings this funk-leaning vibe with really distinctive, super electronic elements – we experimented with a lot of new things, and Villano’s flow is incredible! I love her voice and how our voices sound together! I was part of writing it and producing it and I feel like it’s the perfect song to open the doors to what’s coming on the rest of the album!”

Antillano added: “It was so much fun recording this track – a collaboration between Pabllo and Villano could only result in something very electrifying and visceral. Everything flowed naturally, and I’m so happy we got to share the studio and watch each other work. We both have an incredible work ethic, and I’m grateful we got to spend that time together, make incredible music and laugh so much along the way.”

On Lost In Lust, Pabllo Vittar assembled a team of LGBTQ+ producers and songwriters to create a sound that draws from pop, dance and electronic music. It’s aimed at an international audience but still carries strong Brazilian influences, and features a mix of Brazilians and international collaborators. Vittarwas involved in every aspect of the album’s production, and says the title captures its central theme. “Lust is a world of constant pressure on us and our bodies,” she says. “It makes us lose ourselves – in our own feelings, in anxiety, in promises, in false loves, and often in our own refuge. That’s what the title captures: lost in this enchantment that is lust. That’s why we chose electronic music – I think it tells the story well.”