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The artist shared the details of his country and his new single entitled "Piensas en mi"
Editorial GUAYAQUIL
Miguel Ignacio Mendoza, better known in the entertainment world as Nacho, is in Ecuador as one of the leading artists of the Urban Music Fest, a show that will also include the presence of artists such as Karol G., Kevin Roldan, Amenazzy, Nio Garcia, The Wolf & # 39; Wolfine & # 39 ;, Dalmation, among others. The appointment in Quito will be tonight, from 19:00, at the General Coliseum Rumiñahui. Tickets are available at Ecutickets outlets and cost: $ 25.99 overall, $ 35.99 preference, $ 45.99 seats, $ 55.99 vip and $ 75.99 box.
About Venezuela
Nacho, in a conversation with the media in Guayaquil, said he was attracted to the tourist landscapes of Ecuador and the demonstrated in its social networks.
He also talked about his Natal Venezuela, a nation that I would like to "see in other conditions."
"A lot of people ask me if I've lowered the intensity of my claims to the Venezuelan government or if I'm tired and have the strength to put them in. What's positive for my people, "he explains.
The singer has just released the song "I do not believe you" with Felipe Peláez and Noriel, and he also promotes the single "Piensas en mí", which he records with his three children Miguel, Santiago and Matías .
"This song took us by surprise because we did it with the intention of sharing something beautiful and that when my children are grown up, they see it as a great memory that their father shared with them.We were all surprised by her interpretation and the way she reached the public.I feel very happy to be with my children and I give them the agency so that they decide to do what they want, "he said.
During the dialogue, Nacho recalled that his career was difficult and also had discouraging moments.
"I started my four years as part of indigenous groups in some areas of Venezuela where I had the opportunity to live." Later, when I first arrived at the school, I went to school. "School, I started writing songs that I could not share with my friends because I was part of the problems of the school," says artist Llanero. He advised me to leave things there because I always saw myself in the same thing: "very thin and with nothing good". He told me to study law.
Then I listened to him and started studying law. Well, books have helped me to continue composing, mathematics to get accounts and the right to defend myself, "said the artist with humor. (JCL / CC)
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