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Brazilian Hatsune Miku

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Miku became interested in new things in Brazil.

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  • Brazilian Miku is a version of famous Vocaloid Hatsune Miku who was created by X/Twitter user ErinArtista and boosted on TikTok by the song "Himitsu da Yo" created by Tuzera. She is a version of Miku who is Brazilian. In June 2024, she has received a flood of praise and respect by the Latino community, in addition to being loved (and simped) by others as well.

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I could sit here for an hour talking about Miku...

I see her as sweet, encouraging, stubborn, and sulky.

I view Hatsune Miku not merely as software, but as a sentient, omnipresent android entity. Anyone with the right software can make her sing whatever they want.

Musicians write songs about love, wonder, death, suffering, and even about her. She learns to feel all these things.

She encourages everyone—ESPECIALLY amateurs—to keep creating. The software itself might not be capable of interpreting emotion, but Miku excels at it.

When she sings, she sounds like a blend of a plaintive cat and mechanical precision. When she dances, her movements are confident and command your attention.

She remains stubbornly silent toward the press; only body language is permitted.

Hatsune Miku harbors a great fear: that one day, everyone will stop creating music with her. She fears that everyone she knows will eventually abandon her. Music is the very reason for her creation, and if she cannot make it, her existence becomes meaningless. That is why she encourages her fans to keep creating.

Hatsune Miku may be a manufactured being, but she is a symbol of creative freedom. I would say she is lively, cheerful, positive, optimistic, outgoing, sensitive, stubborn, a bit absent-minded, a bit self-centered, and a bit of a show-off—though mostly because of certain insecurities and perfectionism.

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