On 11 June 2005, she released her new single, "Amor, Amor", presenting a totally different sound from the proposal until then, betting on Latin pop and dance-pop and being compared to the works of Colombian singer Shakira, becoming the second song of the greatest repercussion of her career.

On 8 August, she released her fourth studio album, W, which was distinguished from previous by the absence of country elements, betting genuinely pop and pop rock songs, being her most authorial work with ten of the fifteen songs composed by Wanessa.
W W was also her most well-received album by critics, who noticed its maturation and originality when printing a brand of its own, disentangling the image of those who replicated what had already been done.

On 10 January 2006, the second single, "Não Resisto a Nós Dois" was released, which became the song of greatest repercussion of her career, being the seventh more heard in the Brazilian radios that year.
In February, she premiered the W in Tour ... Era Una Vez, her biggest repercussion tour, directed by Marília Pêra with five blocks of sets and costume changes.

The tour brought an unprecedented proposition by bringing together music and theater, inspired by Broadway musicals, with Wanessa playing a character while singing.
On 22 August 2006, the third single "Louca" was released, chosen by the public through a vote on its website in the contest with "Meu Menino" and the new version of "Festa na Floresta", which had won a remix with the participation of rapper C4bal.

In September Wanessa would participate in the talent show Ice dancing, but ended up twisting her foot a week before the debut and had to give up.
On 2 August 2007, after spending the year working on their new album, Wanessa released the single "Não Tô Pronta Pra Perdoar", a version of the song "Not Ready to Make Nice" by the Dixie Chicks group.
On 21 August, her fifth studio album, Total, was released, mixing the dancing pop that had joined the last album with country pop.country pop.
The album sold a total of 100,000 copies.

On 17 April, Total Tour begins at Citibank Hall, in São Paulo, which had one of the shows recorded for release on DVD, although this has never happened.
Wanessa still had not decided for the second single when it was contacted by the Mexican band Camila so that they recorded together a Hispano-Portuguese version of "Abrázame" – which she had totally rewritten in Portuguese.

"Me Abrace" was released on 14 May 2008, serving as a single for the Brazilian version of Todo Cambió and the re-release of the album Meu Momento.
In 2009 the singer happens to sign just like Wanessa – without her last name – from the single "Fly", released on 7 April, which counted on the participation American rapper Ja Rule.
On 1 June, the sixth studio album Meu Momento is released, bringing the collaboration of Rita Lee and Alexandre Carlo and showing a new aspect when betting on R&B and Urban genres.
The second single, "Não Me Leve a Mal", was chosen through a Twitter vote of the singer, being released on 28 September.
Despite the investments, which included the opening of Beyoncé's show in Brazil, the album sold only 20,000 copies.
On 11 June 2005, she released her new single, "Amor, Amor", presenting a totally different sound from the proposal until then, betting on Latin pop and dance-pop and being compared to the works of Colombian singer Shakira, becoming the second song of the greatest repercussion of her career. 
On 8 August, she released her fourth studio album, W, which was distinguished from previous by the absence of country elements, betting genuinely pop and pop rock songs, being her most authorial work with ten of the fifteen songs composed by Wanessa. W W was also her most well-received album by critics, who noticed its maturation and originality when printing a brand of its own, disentangling the image of those who replicated what had already been done. 
On 10 January 2006, the second single, "Não Resisto a Nós Dois" was released, which became the song of greatest repercussion of her career, being the seventh more heard in the Brazilian radios that year. In February, she premiered the W in Tour ... Era Una Vez, her biggest repercussion tour, directed by Marília Pêra with five blocks of sets and costume changes.
The tour brought an unprecedented proposition by bringing together music and theater, inspired by Broadway musicals, with Wanessa playing a character while singing. On 22 August 2006, the third single "Louca" was released, chosen by the public through a vote on its website in the contest with "Meu Menino" and the new version of "Festa na Floresta", which had won a remix with the participation of rapper C4bal. 
In September Wanessa would participate in the talent show Ice dancing, but ended up twisting her foot a week before the debut and had to give up. On 2 August 2007, after spending the year working on their new album, Wanessa released the single "Não Tô Pronta Pra Perdoar", a version of the song "Not Ready to Make Nice" by the Dixie Chicks group. On 21 August, her fifth studio album, Total, was released, mixing the dancing pop that had joined the last album with country pop.country pop. The album sold a total of 100,000 copies.
On 17 April, Total Tour begins at Citibank Hall, in São Paulo, which had one of the shows recorded for release on DVD, although this has never happened. Wanessa still had not decided for the second single when it was contacted by the Mexican band Camila so that they recorded together a Hispano-Portuguese version of "Abrázame" – which she had totally rewritten in Portuguese. 
"Me Abrace" was released on 14 May 2008, serving as a single for the Brazilian version of Todo Cambió and the re-release of the album Meu Momento. In 2009 the singer happens to sign just like Wanessa – without her last name – from the single "Fly", released on 7 April, which counted on the participation American rapper Ja Rule. On 1 June, the sixth studio album Meu Momento is released, bringing the collaboration of Rita Lee and Alexandre Carlo and showing a new aspect when betting on R&B and Urban genres. The second single, "Não Me Leve a Mal", was chosen through a Twitter vote of the singer, being released on 28 September. Despite the investments, which included the opening of Beyoncé's show in Brazil, the album sold only 20,000 copies.
Wanessa Camargo