The Cuban Reggaeton Give it to him He recently answered a round of questions from his fans, interested in knowing more about how he is, thinks and sees his future.
Through the stories From his Instagram account, the 20-year-old singer shared a selection of them, and their responses.
“Why if all the singers use chains and you don’t speculate?” was one of the doubts that the young exponent of the urban genre in Cuba wanted to clear up.
“Because my most expensive clothes are: my heart, my mind and my principles. That for me is really what is worth,” he replied.
He advises those who are starting out to study, be authentic and create their own music, without ceasing to enjoy what they do, focused and never giving up.
Although not many know his story, Wampi studied the saxophone for nine years and began singing at 15, according to what he told in an interview a few months ago with the Peruvian channel Made in Callao Records.
Focused, with very clear ideas and taking one step after another in his career, Wampi confesses time and time again, who dreams of “serving as an inspiration for the new generations and not becoming a disappointment to them” and who, despite his short years and a career on the rise, he has already begun to reap the fruits of his effort and work, as buy your first car.
“Unfortunately, I thought I was listening to people I admired and respected a lot, but their attitudes, actions and bad decisions were disenchanting me and I would not like to make the same mistakes as others,” he assured in his response.
The Cuban reggaeton singer, who will perform this weekend in Mayabeque and Havana, is currently enjoying the success of his latest song, a collaboration with El Micha and Yomil, titled “billing“.
“I am grateful to the one who shook my hand and to the one who did not also because they helped me to be where I am today,” he said in his conversation for Made in Callao Records.
