00:04It's been a pleasure for me to be able to greet you and to be able to greet you through
00:09the
00:09revista Cromos. I'm very happy with these three concerts that I'm going to do in Bogotá, Medellín
00:14and Cali, so I'm very happy because Colombia is the first country that we're going to visit
00:20during this year, so we're going to start the tour with Colombia. I'm very happy.
00:29My relationship with Colombia has been since the beginning of my career. It was the first
00:34country I visited, so I have an incredible affection and, also, the audience deals with a wonderful love
00:40every time I go. I don't realize the times I've gone and I've made concerts in different
00:46places, too. And, of course, I love everything. I love their people, very affectionate. I love
00:53the green, the vegetation that there is. I love their food, such as the sancocho, the
00:59ajiaco. I love it. I love the paisa. In short, I have the best memories of Colombia.
01:09I was very young. I was four years old when, instead of playing with the
01:13shoes or something else, I was playing to sing, to look at my grandmother's face, a
01:21face of my grandmother's face, and I transform my microphone in my head and I sing, and I sing.
01:26And that was already giving me a dream. When I was able to act in scenarios, in festivals, where I
01:34participated, I participated until I came to the television. And, of course, I went for
01:37me, a path, a own style, until I got to record my first songs, like
01:42Hay Amor, El Hombre Que Yo Amo, which is the song that allows me to get to know internationally.
01:53It was very clear my style. I wanted to sing to love. So, I remember that I called
01:59two composers who, for me, were very important and that I considered that they were
02:04beautiful songs, and I asked them to make me a song. They took a lot of time to create it,
02:10but I
02:10thought it had to be a success, and when they gave me it, I really
02:13got to love it immediately from the song. I wanted to record it. And, well, and
02:18yes, it became a success in Chile. Then, the discographic company, in that
02:23time, signed me, we made a album, and there also comes the song, El Hombre Que Yo Amo, that had
02:31been written by
02:31Bogo Muñoz, and that was, finally, the song that opened me the doors of Latin America and
02:36the United States. So, I have the best memories and much respect for those two
02:40first songs, too.
02:42Well, that song, well, El Hombre Que Yo Amo, is a song that is a bit idyllic, a bit of
02:47a
02:47utopia. So, it was transformed, in the same way, in the hymn of women. There are
02:53women who feel it as own, and there are many men, obviously, who feel it as own, and who
03:00love it, and who love it, and who love it, and who love it, and who love it, and who
03:11love it in these times, right, and with one pandemia tremendous, which
03:15has driven so much people. That I think it is the most mumble of this thing. We
03:20think we were realized that we were sehr fragile bitosten in
03:23life in part of an event. In the pandemic, I tried to look at the
03:26positive side, to tell of God definitely to estar dead, prior to
03:32reflexion in much in that I used to myself a bit about it, and truly, that is what remains
03:37More than all, love and health is the most important thing.
03:42I try to do things that I usually do in my house, like cooking.
03:49I do a lot of things that I usually do not do.
03:52We also did streaming with many artists to be close to the people.
03:58I also did it to help my staff.
04:01Also, part of it was collected to a foundation in Chile that helps vulnerable families.
04:08It's called Red of Alimentos.
04:10I felt very good to be able to collaborate with what I could in that moment.
04:22More than adolescents, the truth.
04:24Miriam, the minority, has 25 years old.
04:26He is studying the law.
04:28And Jorge has 27 years old.
04:30He is a publicist.
04:33He received it and now is working.
04:36I always do my career in function of my children, of my family.
04:43I never wanted to be a mom ausent.
04:44That's why when I saw that I stayed for more than a week out of Chile,
04:51I wanted to go to Miami to be close to them,
04:56to be able to bring them to different parts.
04:58In fact, I often travel with them to Colombia,
05:00to Peru, to Mexico, to the United States.
05:03You know that from Miami you are very few distances from anywhere from anywhere.
05:08From anywhere from anywhere from anywhere.
05:09And when we took 10 years,
05:12I considered to bring them back to Chile.
05:15Because they had between 14 and 12 years.
05:17So I didn't want to leave them in the United States.
05:21And I brought them back to Chile.
05:22And thanks to God, until now they live with me.
05:25So I've always been a mom present.
05:28I thought it would be more difficult.
05:30But it has been easy to be able to conciliate the singer and the mom.
05:35And of course, I've also had the support of my family.
05:44I'm doing television this year also.
05:46I'm going to be jury in a program called El Retador,
05:50which I have very interested in.
05:53This year we start with Colombia in a tour.
05:55Then we go to Peru.
05:57We will do a concert in Chile.
05:59And the United States, in the West of the United States.
06:04I'm going to be here.
06:04I'm going to be here with my concert, this tour.
06:05And I'm going to be here with the classics of the always.
06:08With new songs, all.
06:10And the new songs of this album.
06:12I'm going to be presenting the 29, the 28, 29 and 30 of April.
06:17In Bogotá, in Medellín and in Cali, later.
06:20I'm going to be here with you, obviously.
06:21So you can't miss these concerts full of love, music, romanticism.
06:25I'm going to go with all my staff, my musicians,
06:28technicals of sound, lighting, visual, in all.
06:30So don't forget it and I hope to see them too.
06:33A very sweet greeting, very special to all the followers of Chromo.
06:37A huge hug.
06:38Don't forget the concerts.
06:40Take care.
