Rita Cadillac, born Rita de Cássia Ferreira in 1960, is a Brazilian singer and television personality, primarily associated with the genres of Axé music and forró. She gained prominence in the 1980s and 1990s, becoming a notable figure in the Brazilian music scene. Rita Cadillac is known for her vibrant performances and charismatic stage presence, often embodying the lively spirit of Brazilian carnival culture. Her notable works include hits like "Mestre Vieira," "Onda Onda," and several albums that showcase her blend of traditional Brazilian sounds with contemporary pop influences. Cadillac also gained fame for her appearances on television, particularly in variety shows and as a participant in reality TV, which helped to broaden her audience. Rita Cadillac's impact on music lies in her role as a cultural icon in Brazil, particularly in popularizing Axé music and celebrating regional styles. She has inspired a generation of artists with her bold persona and has contributed to the visibility of female performers in a predominantly male-dominated industry. Her work continues to influence both music and entertainment in Brazil.