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Carlos Torres, el intérprete de Charly Flow en "La Reina del Flow", nos habla sobre su relación con la música urbana y cuáles fueron sus mayores retos durante este proyecto.

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00:07It was a complex work, but surrounded by a great team, and apart from that, my work
00:12to investigate all this urban genre, all these artists, especially these artists that have
00:19come out of the city of Medellín and that nowadays are so big in the world, as J Balvin,
00:26Maluma, Raycon, Piso 21, all these were fundamental references for the creation of this character.
00:37Me took to reprimir many things from my personality and my way of being, because it is a character
00:45very opuesto to me, and starting to discover things like the dance, which is not mine, the
00:55theme of the dance, all these movements, all these expressions that have these artists
00:59of urban genre, on the contrary, I was reprimed, all that way of being mine was reprimed, and
01:06I was all the time investigating and trying to explore new things with this character.
01:15I am happy you with this.
01:19That was the idea, I think the character, I don't imagine it in any other way,
01:23I don't imagine it in any other way, physically, in his way of being, in his way of speaking, in
01:28his way of speaking,
01:29I think the character was like that, it was like that.
01:32It's a character that transmits a little rude personality, but at the same time,
01:38he is charismatic, he has his ego, but at the same time he is amorous, he has charisma,
01:44and I think that all that is reflected in the character.
01:50I have a good relationship with the género urban, I listen to it, I listen to it,
01:56obviously now much more, now I'm looking at it much more than simply listening to the songs,
02:02I started to put myself in the lives of artists, to see what situations have happened,
02:09how they face the situation, where they come, what they think, how they think about life,
02:14how they think about the género urban, what they think about the género urban,
02:16why they think about the género urban, what they think about the criticism,
02:19all this, I analyzed a bit more clearly about this character, but I like the bog merakудist.
02:28Here is a little bit of honor to those letters that although it is urban, there are also beautiful letters
02:35in the urban, and I think that in this project we will see a little bit of that.
02:39We have a woman who plays all of these songs and has composed from the heart, has composed from the
02:45love, and it is valid, and it is also valid in the urban.
02:48Also, we have to take away the thought that people have, that urban is bad, that all is bad in
02:55the urban.
02:55No, it is also music and they can express beautiful things.
03:05My favorite song is Mi Gente de J Balvin.
03:09I really like that song.
03:10I like it a lot.
03:11And where is mi gente?
03:16I like that lot.

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