Travis llega a Paraguay: “no podemos esperar para subir al escenario”, dijo el vocalista Fran Healy

Name: Travis llega a Paraguay: “no podemos esperar para subir al escenario”, dijo el vocalista Fran Healy
Uploaded: 2025-12-10T02:12:12+00:00
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La banda escocesa de rock alternativo, Travis, llegará por primera vez a Paraguay el próximo 2 de noviembre, en el marco de su gira “Raze the Bar”, en el Puerto de Asunción. Fran Healy, vocalista de Travis, brindó una entrevista exclusiva para hablar acerca de esta nueva experiencia para la banda y para los fanáticos. “Somos una banda que prospera al estar en una sala todos juntos”, mencionó.

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00:00Estuvimos conversando con Frank Healy acerca de lo que será este show,

00:05también un poco del proceso creativo de la banda,

00:09ya que vienen en diferentes ciudades del nuevo álbum del grupo y de mucho más.

00:16Bueno, Frank, es una gran honor hablar con ti.

00:21Estamos muy felices de verte en Paraguay el próximo novembro.

00:25Entonces, ¿qué puedes decirme de este show que estás llevando a Paraguay

00:31por la primera vez en la historia de Travis?

00:35Realmente, esto fue muy final de la hora,

00:38porque estábamos listando el tour y luego se llegó.

00:42Y todos estamos tan felices de que llegamos a un nuevo lugar

00:49que nunca hemos visto antes.

00:51Y lo que digo cuando un band viene a tu casa,

00:57es como si te gusta el banda,

00:58es como si te gusta que viene a tu casa y te pilla en el orr.

01:02Y van a salir, mientras te llega a un buen día para dos horas,

01:04y luego se ve una noche y te van.

01:06Y es así, es como Old Friends.

01:09Y también, nosotros ponemos un buen canción,

01:13que obviamente, si eres un fan de Travis,

01:16tú se acuerdas de los comentarios.

01:17Te ponemos de nuevo también.

01:19Y también, eso es solo para estar en la reunión.

01:22Creo que esto nunca hablo de muy hablado de mucho, pero

01:28somos muy muy un band que thrives en este

01:32estar en la reunión, en la misma hora.

01:36Y es un poco a lo que tiene que hacer con música,

01:41pero hay mucho más algo que está haciendo,

01:45como cuando están juntas con gente,

01:46y hablando, y sharing tus pensamientos y tus ideas, o lo que sea.

01:53Así que estamos muy contentos de eso.

01:56¿Es algo que te gusta hacer como band cuando llegas a un lugar que has nunca habido?

02:06Um...

02:08Soy un poco de un...

02:11No sé si puedo admitir esto, pero...

02:16When I go anywhere, I'm a poor boy, right?

02:20I never went, I never went any holidays, I didn't know how to be in a hotel, we didn't, I was

02:27poor so I didn't, we didn't go anywhere, we didn't go to art galleries, we did nothing,

02:33we just played, we played in the streets.

02:36And so as a grown up, when I go to new places, I tend to stay in my hotel room because I just

02:43don't, I'm a little bit like, I don't know what to do.

02:47What should I do?

02:48Tell me what I can do in Paraguay when we come, tell me.

02:51And Fran, I want to know about Brandon Flowers and Chris Martin being part of Raise the Bar and I don't

03:00know if you ever talk with them about how Travis in some way paved the way for bands like Coldplay,

03:09The Killers, Keen.

03:10Yeah, well, I think we definitely, Travis, I don't know if we paved the way but it seems

03:20to be the musical, this is, it would be one of those bands would have gotten out somehow

03:26and we were the first ones.

03:27I remember being in Glasgow and we didn't have a record deal, pardon me, and we were,

03:36there were all these bands going around and I remember, you know, one of them would get

03:42a record deal and I'd get really sad like, oh, we're never going to get a record deal,

03:47you know, we're never going to go on to the next bit.

03:51And it's what you, it's kind of what every band dreams of, so in the same way, Keen, Coldplay,

04:00we're all, we all just, everyone inspires everyone else and so having Brandon and Chris on the

04:08record is lovely because yeah, we were kind of the first band out of the gates and we inspired,

04:18both bands and, but they inspire me back, like I was talking to, I heard that really great

04:25song that Coldplay have out, We Pray, which I love.

04:30And I texted him, I texted Chris to say, man, you know, you know that feeling when someone

04:39writes a song and half of you is like, oh, that's amazing and half of you is really upset

04:46because they've written a really good song and you've not, you know, and, uh, he, and

04:52he said, well, that's how I felt when, when you played me raise the bar.

04:55So it was nice.

04:57Yeah.

04:57We're still inspiring, we're still inspiring each other, you know, all the bands.

05:02And talking about raise the bar, but the other meaning of raise the bar, there is a conscious

05:09thing that to say, we're going to raise the bar on this new album, on this new tour in

05:17some way.

05:18Absolutely.

05:19Yeah.

05:20Well, the truth of the matter is that, um, a few years ago we changed our, um, we had a

05:26manager and we changed it.

05:28And for a long time, up until that point, we had a, there was a certain thing that we did

05:37and then there was a lot of people on our team that were really, um, how can I say, encouraging

05:45to, to, to be, just be who you are, you know, do it, you, do you, be you and, and this really

05:51helps artists and then they, as, as a career goes on, people go away and people move away

05:57and other people come in and, and it's just, it's like a, an environment to be creative

06:03in and we weren't in the right environment to be creative in.

06:07So we changed it.

06:08Um, and we, one of the big parts of that was getting rid of our manager and, um, and then

06:13getting our band back to us, you know, like we found ourselves again, I mean, I'm having

06:18fun again, I'm dying my hair, stupid colors again, um, um, the shows have been amazing.

06:24The, the creativity has been astounding, the, but it's, it's, when I say astounding, I mean,

06:32it's been fun, it's, it's been like exciting again, um, so it's been really, really good.

06:40So yeah, absolutely.

06:41It's, it's definitely raised the bar.

06:43We're trying to raise the bar.

06:44We have raised the bar.

06:46Yeah.

06:47And, and what are you expecting from this touring in Latin America?

06:51I don't know if you feel the, the audience here different from other parts of the world.

06:57Well, I don't know, Glasgow, Scotland, I don't, have you ever been to Scotland?

07:04No.

07:05Right.

07:06So it's quite a similar, well, maybe in Glasgow more than anything where I'm from, when people

07:12go out to a show, when I was a little boy, my grandfather said to me, when all of the singers

07:20like Sinatra and Tony Bennett and Nat Kinko, all those guys came through Glasgow.

07:25They loved Glasgow because if Glasgow loved you, you were like the, like God, people just went

07:36crazy for it.

07:37But if they didn't like you, oh my God, forget about it.

07:41They would, they would let you know, you know, they would throw lettuces at you or, you know,

07:46tomatoes.

07:47So we have a very passionate people in Glasgow.

07:51And I think what I've noticed in Central and South America is that there's a similar

07:57passion for life, for music.

08:02And I don't know why that, why that is, I think both countries are maybe rich in the things

08:11that money can't buy and put in the things that money can buy.

08:17And when that happens, people celebrate life a lot more, you know, they want to have a good

08:21time and they're like, fuck it.

08:24And I think, so we're a band from a similar kind of atmosphere.

08:30So when we come to any place that is the same as our, where we come from, it goes crazy.

08:36It's always really good because like we go on every night and we play, we play like it's

08:43the last show we're going to play because you never know.

08:47You never know.

08:48It's maybe your last show.

08:49So wouldn't it be shit if your last show was really like, nah.

08:53So we go out and we like, I sing like it's my last show.

08:57We play like it's the last show.

08:59And it's lovely.

09:00It's lovely.

09:01I really, I'd love to see a Travis concert.

09:04I've never seen one, but I feel that we make a very special connection.

09:12I definitely make a, I love to talk to people and just feel everyone's feelings and it's

09:22really cool job.

09:23Yeah.

09:24Well, Fran, it was great to talk to you.

09:28We have to wrap this interview, but I don't know if you have one message to the people here

09:35in Paraguay.

09:36Um, my message to Paraguay would be sorry that it's taken so long to come to see you.

09:46We, we really, uh, we can't wait to, to get up on stage and, and play these songs for you.

09:56And we'll see you soon.

09:57Bye.

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