Rede Globo’s feature reports that Angel Sberse has fourteen tattoos and names several designs. Six tattoo photographs here show selected pieces; a separate face-visible portrait identifies her.
Angel Sberse’s tattoo collection
Angel is a Brazilian rock singer known from The Voice Brasil and her work with Malvada. Rede Globo’s feature pairs her comments with photographs of several designs.
The arm tattoos and the wider visual record
The wide portrait shows ink on Angel’s arm but doesn’t identify every design. A separate close-up in the gallery shows a floral chest tattoo, giving a clearer view of a different part of the collection.
The close view makes the flowers easier to distinguish than in the wider portrait.
The Powerpuff Girls tattoo
Angel said her first tattoo was the Powerpuff Girls, which she got at eighteen. The colourful design sits low on her back, and she has connected it with feminine strength.
The photograph shows the characters and surrounding stars in close detail.
The family crown tattoo
Rede Globo describes a queen’s crown with the letter A. It refers to a family of five women whose names begin with A; two of Angel’s sisters later got the same design. The mark connects the crown to their shared family identity.
The close-up shows the crown on her leg and the A at its centre.
The rib phrase tattoo
The phrase “Nada é coincidência, tudo é providência” runs along Angel’s ribs. It translates as “Nothing is coincidence, everything is providence.” She said it had long resonated with her and meant even more over time.
Rede Globo reported that this was her most recent tattoo at the time of the feature, made during a live tattoo event connected to a performance. That places the lettering in the source’s timeline without suggesting it is the latest work today.
The skulls and wings tattoo
Angel described another rib piece, a cross with skulls and wings, as a reminder of her victories over thyroid cancer and a parotid tumour. The photograph shows the large black-and-grey design; the personal meaning comes from her explanation.
What the documented meanings show
Rede Globo’s captions identify several designs, and Angel’s comments explain some of them. The feature doesn’t give every tattoo a personal meaning, so the article leaves those details open where the source does too.
How Angel’s rock identity shapes the collection
Performance portraits put Angel’s arm ink in view, but Rede Globo doesn’t link every design to her music. The article keeps those contexts separate.
Future ideas and changing body art
At the time of the Rede Globo feature, Angel said she planned a sun on the back of her left calf because she sees herself as a person of light. She also considered a Libra-related tattoo because of her sign. The article presents both as plans, not completed tattoos.
A careful visual record
A later Rede Globo feature about Angel’s blue hair supplies the face-visible portrait. It also reveals other ink, but it isn’t part of the six tattoo photographs.
The article follows the source’s distinction: photo captions identify selected pieces, and Angel’s comments supply the context she has shared.