00:08I think that the success of Latin music is
00:10its flavor, its unique color, it's very good, and we are giving it to you
00:16and to us, the new generation, we have to keep our legacy.
00:20I think that urban music comes from the street, comes from the people,
00:25artists like us, what we know is express ourselves from the people,
00:27what people feel, what people live, and it's something very, very important
00:32and something that has marked the culture in another level, you know?
00:35So, the urban music speaks of what really lives the people.
00:41The technology continues to evolve with the time, and today we have Apple Music,
00:47it's a platform that can help to distribute and teach all the music that we have,
00:53we have to be able to monetize it, create work for many people,
00:56so that the artist can develop and carry it to the next level.
01:02Barrio Fino, Barrio Fino Daddy Yankee, I had about 11 years old,
01:05when I came to you Prince, Pal Mundo,
01:08Pal Mundo was an album that impacted me a lot, I had about 11, 12 years old, 2003,
01:15and it's part of the growth, and of course, I heard a lot of music.
01:22When I was able to sing to more than 50,000 people in Mexico,
01:25it was my first time seeing the awards, my first collaboration with great artists
01:29that I had seen from when I was little.
01:30In my music and in my life, thanks to God, I've been able to experience
01:33many achievements, and a lot of motivation to keep working and looking for your dreams.
01:40I'll see you next time.
01:41Bye-bye.
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