Pabllo Vittar grew up in a small town in northern Brazil with dreams of becoming a singer. Now one of the country’s biggest pop stars and most famous drag queens, she opens up about her rise to fame and her hopes for changing the country’s culture, which has the highest LGBTQ murder rate in the world. By daring to be herself on a global stage, she hopes to be the role model she never had. “Brazil is not just about soccer and samba and jungle”, she says. "Brazil is about many colors, many rhythms that are played here every day for the people”.