Myriam Hernández recordó los inicios de su carrera musical

El 13

Los primeros escenarios de Myriam.

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00:00Miriam, at what age did you start singing?

00:0310 years old?

00:05I started singing at 4 years old in my house.

00:07Because I already knew I wanted to be a singer.

00:10You always knew you wanted to be a singer?

00:12Yes, I never imagined I would be a doctor, a teacher, whatever.

00:17No, a singer and that I was going to travel.

00:19I was going to record records, I said.

00:22Because the whole family of my father sang.

00:25My grandfather, my grandmother, my aunts, my uncles.

00:27My parents got married at 18 years old.

00:29So we went to live at my grandparents' house.

00:31And I was the first granddaughter, first daughter, first niece.

00:33And everyone influenced me in their musical style.

00:37Nobody was a professional, but it was the taste for music.

00:40And I said, I'm going to be a singer.

00:42You see, they are children who are clear and then execute and develop what they had in mind when they were very young.

00:47On television I started at 12 years old.

00:49How was your first excursion to television? Tell me a little bit.

00:52At 10 years old I participated in a festival.

00:5411 years old at a school festival.

00:56Where everyone was older than me.

00:58And an uncle took me, hidden from my parents.

01:01Because my mom didn't want me to sing.

01:03You were too little to perform on a stage?

01:05Exactly, so I wanted her to study nothing more.

01:07And that she didn't distract me for any reason in anything else.

01:10And then this uncle took me, hidden.

01:12He spoke to the people who were obviously testing the competitors.

01:16And they said, how old are you? 11 years old.

01:19No, no, no, this is for people over 15.

01:22And my uncle said, but listen to her.

01:24And then I start singing a Lolita song at that time.

01:27And I was listening to Spanish music.

01:30And I sing and he looks at me and says, what's your name?

01:33And they registered me.

01:35And I won that festival.

01:36But my uncle called my dad when I told him.

01:38Your first festival, you won it.

01:39I won it, yes.

01:40That is, it is already debut, but spectacular.

01:42With the right foot, yes.

01:44And then when did you enter television?

01:46I entered television the following year.

01:48I started going to lots of festivals.

01:50The watermelon festival, the rice festival, the poroto, whatever.

01:54And then I do an audition for a music teacher that I had.

02:00That I tell you that I adore, Mónica Meya.

02:02Daughter of Maestro Meya, with whom I also studied piano.

02:05And then she tells me about the audition that I was going to see on another television channel.

02:10And I'm doing the line.

02:12And the one who had to test me was Maite Montenegro.

02:15Look how the stories cross each other.

02:17Look how they cross each other.

02:18Maite has an extraordinary eye.

02:20Tremendous, that's why I say she is my mentor.

02:23You have her up there.

02:25I love her, I love her.

02:26She is brilliant, this woman.

02:27She is brilliant.

02:28And to this day, how she is absolutely active, current, modern.

02:32Her thinking regarding the stages, shows and everything.

02:37And then she tests me and leaves me.

02:39And then I already participated in that section of the program, which was Pepito TV.

02:43I can't believe it, Pepito TV.

02:46And we had Fernando here and he told an extraordinary joke of five minutes.

02:50The jokes of Fernando are fantastic.

02:54Spectacular.

02:55And that's where my career starts.

02:58On television.

03:00I was still a little girl.

03:02You were combining this with school.

03:03And what did your parents say when you went to the casting and started to spend a lot more time on TV?

03:09Did they demand your grades?

03:10Yes.

03:11They told me that if I didn't do well in school, I wouldn't be able to sing.

03:17And so I worked very hard.

03:19I studied Ponte Tu from 8 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon.

03:22Classes already?

03:23Classes.

03:24When I started on television, it was in pair productions.

03:27The rehearsals were from 3.30 to 12 at night.

03:30Because we had a series of choreographies and so on.

03:33And you wanted to study, look.

03:34And I studied.

03:35My mom would pick me up at Ponte Tu and I would arrive at school at 12.30.

03:39Imagine finishing at 11.

03:41Maybe I exaggerated a little.

03:42From 12 to 3 in the morning, my mom would give me coffee and she would study with me.

03:47And my mom would say, my God, poor daughter, I don't want you to do this.

03:50She tried to convince me to stop singing.

03:56And you were convinced to continue.

03:58Yes.

03:59What happens when you get to Sábado Gigante?

04:00Because in Sábado Gigante, at the beginning, you don't win anything for months.

04:06And in the end, you win everything.

04:08It's very particular because it's also a prize for perseverance and learning to develop a career.

04:12Tell us a little bit.

04:13Look, I had started.

04:14I had been called because there was a soap opera on Channel 7, on TVN.

04:20It was...

04:22Oh, I forgot.

04:23I forget things, Martín.

04:25Don't worry.

04:26Me too.

04:27And I often forget the things I want to forget.

04:30That's right.

04:31Blocking on purpose.

04:32Obviously.

04:33It's terrible, my God.

04:34But hey, it was a soap opera.

04:36And I managed to be like five episodes in rehearsals and all that.

04:39In front of tomorrow.

04:40In front of tomorrow.

04:41I feel like a complete warrior.

04:43A proposal just arrived, because they called me from Channel 13.

04:46Eduardo Domínguez.

04:48I agree.

04:49A round of applause for him.

04:50A round of applause to heaven for him, right?

04:52I also had the opportunity to work with him in recent years.

04:55Yes, wonderful, really.

04:56Spectacular.

04:57So I came to Channel 13 and they offered me to be in the youth ranking of Sábado Gigante.

05:02There were several girls and boys who were competing.

05:05I have images of that, girl.

05:07No.

05:08Let's start watching.

05:09I haven't seen those images in many years.

05:11Your career is here.

05:12Look, please.

05:13Let's see.

05:29What a good time.

05:30Yes.

05:32That's it.

05:33Oh, I thought there were more girls.

05:36In first place, with 122 votes, Morning Train with Miriam Hernández.

05:43That was the only time I won.

05:46The only time.

05:47Do you realize the attitude I had when Don Francisco was talking?

05:51But let's watch the video again, because you were so angry.

05:54I was like saying, I'm never going to win.

05:56Obviously I'm not going to win.

05:57Because when you check, look, there we are watching.

06:00You had done all the performances, all the types of songs, musicals.

06:03Exactly.

06:04They all won the month, every month.

06:06And I was the last month to be in the youth ranking.

06:09Look, look, look.

06:10How am I?

06:11Are you crying?

06:12Like saying, are you sure you're going to win one of the two?

06:14And I couldn't believe it.

06:17Hey Miriam, the truth is that I see you and you're the same.

06:21Awesome.

06:22No, I'm not the same.

06:23How can I be the same?

06:24Look at my blushing face.

06:25No, but the faces change.

06:28Yes, well, I was 14 years old.

06:30But the bottom line is that it remains ...

06:33The essence.

06:34Absolutely.

06:35Yes.

06:36Absolutely.

06:37Yes, it's true.

06:38Look, look, look.

06:39How beautiful, what a beautiful time.

06:41Well, and you win there.

06:42What happens when you win?

06:43What happens with your life when you win?

06:45There is a turning point.

06:46It was tremendous, because every participant who won the month,

06:49a record was recorded.

06:51Already?

06:52And when I won, that prize was no longer there.

06:56Prize for perseverance.

06:57Come on, keep going.

06:58Look, rowing, rowing, rowing.

07:00And what happens?

07:01What do they tell you?

07:02And there I decide ...

07:03No, there was no prize.

07:04There was no prize.

07:05Unfortunately.

07:06Of course.

07:07And it was the Saturday before the summer.

07:08Then you go on vacation and everyone forgets.

07:10And in that I said, no, I have to do something,

07:13because I believe in myself,

07:14I have to show a record company that already,

07:16they had also told me no,

07:18they didn't call me or anything.

07:20And it occurs to me to ask for a song.

07:22And all the savings that I had had from the youth ranking

07:25to buy a car,

07:27I said, I'm going to spend it on a song.

07:31On a song.

07:32So they have already hired me in Elliot.

07:34Already?

07:35And I asked them for a song.

07:37I recorded it and I went to the record company.

07:41Stop there.

07:42Already.

07:43Because I want you to tell me later what song it is.

07:45Yes.

07:46And I think we can also sing a little bit,

07:48you even have a rocker past.

07:51Because you come to me with your romantic ballads,

07:54with these songs that reach the heart,

07:56but the truth is that I have images of you also from that time

07:58singing other types of songs.

07:59You have that video too.

08:00Look, look, look.

08:01My God.

08:18My God.

08:41Oh, how high.

08:45What memories, beautiful.

08:47What happens to you when you see those images?

08:49What do you remember?

08:50What were you living at that moment?

08:52I remember how skinny I was.

08:56I remember so many things.

08:59That I came from school and I was going to record.

09:01Then I was going to study.

09:03Of the anxieties I had, obviously,

09:05to become a singer with my own style.

09:07And that is very difficult.

09:09It is very difficult because you were trying all kinds of things.

09:11Exactly.

09:12But I was clear that I wanted to sing to love,

09:14that I wanted to be a ballad singer, anyway.

09:16And a company suggested to try me,

09:18if they hired me,

09:19that I actually had to sing rock.

09:21And I sing that song,

09:23and that's where all this comes from.

09:24You are going to call Miriamé and you are going to sing rock.

09:27Ah, you had to sing already?

09:29Yes, and I go to the dressing room of Canal 13

09:32and I start crying.

09:33Because I said, in addition to the audience, of course,

09:35obviously, it turned on because of the song.

09:37And then I said, no, I don't want to do this.

09:39I don't want to sing.

09:40I love rock.

09:41And in fact, in my live shows today,

09:43I ask for a lot of rock in the guitars,

09:45in the style, anyway, in the ballad.

09:47Combine.

09:48But it wasn't to be a career.

09:50You have to think like a rocker.

09:51You have to live like a rocker.

09:52You have to feel like a rocker.

09:54And I'm not.

09:55I'm more romantic.

09:57So I cried and said no.

09:59And then I start with this issue of recording my album.

10:04I ask Nano for the song for John Elliott.

10:06I go to the company and I give them the proposal that I had.

10:09And they tell me, no,

10:10that it was actually too romantic,

10:12too...

10:13Again, they close the door.

10:15Yes.

10:16Again, they tell you no.

10:17That no.

10:18Yes.

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