International pop superstar and world-renowned drag artist Pabllo Vittar releases new single ‘Body Type’ featuring rising Brazilian artist Urias, accompanied by a striking choreography video. LISTEN HERE + PRE-SAVE LP HERE.

‘Body Type’ is fueled by a dark bass line and vibrant percussion, pulling from hip hop, house and electronic for a sound that’s unlike anything Pabllo has released to date. Her sensual vocals glide over an infectious chorus as Urias, one of Brazil’s most distinctive voices, joins Vittar on a track about desire, confidence and owning your body. This incredible new single follows previous release ‘Rockstar‘ which featured Puerto Rican rap trailblazer Villano Antillano – both taken from her upcoming 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.

“Body Type speaks to the desire for a connection that goes beyond physical attraction. It’s a great dance track about self-esteem and personal empowerment,” Vittar adds. The release marks the second collaboration between the artists – who previously worked together on the 2018 track ‘Ouro’ – and fulfills a long-standing wish of their fans. Urias highlights the excitement of participating in her friend’s new project.

“We owe our fans a new musical collaboration. Pabllo is a dear friend, and it’s very special for me to release a new song with her on a project that is so important to her career. Body Type is a pop track that really captures our vibe, and the dance video is incredible,” states Urias.

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. Vittar was 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.”