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Write someone in Twitch' s comment
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we invite someone, well, my
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came one and promised that I came
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and he hadn' t sworn in
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how I' m cured old.
We decided on a guest today here at

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the rhythm of the morning. He
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alba. Welcome all morning, brother, how are you? Good, good,

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good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good,

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good, good. Well late,
well, good afternoon, good morning,

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I' m people, it'
s not relaxing, it wasn'

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t the no, no, no
good day, good morning, my people.

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You wanted to wake me up by
not giving me the rhythm. Well,

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I' m in the morning,
great dad Tell me how to watch

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Tell us about it Tell me where
you come from, where you' re

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forming, tell him the audience?
Everything you think might interest him in tom

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alba ok no good. I'
m an artist here, Dominican, from

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here in the capital. I started
my career in two thousand eighteen and nothing

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over the years, as they obviously
gained a lot of experience. I'

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ve had a lot of opportunities,
I' ve made myself quite known I

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think. I have worked, for
example, Conserva would be President. I

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' ve managed to be on stage, which for me is a privilege as

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Chabón' s high with Luis Fonsi. Nothing and working over the years.

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And it already does to assume a
little bit, a little long the story,

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because almost a year ago, a
year ago and little already I believe

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I am working in Colombia on my
project. I' m signed there in

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Colombia, with Javallium' s father, in Medellín with the company I'

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m signed with the goal company Go
fir Entertainment there in Medellín And I mean,

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I' m not living there,
but I' m coming, I

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mean, I keep going and coming
monthly how you got to music and at

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what age to start having contact with
music. Well, with the music.

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I started about eight years out there
or or nine years pro uses along with

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the sport because I was almost professional
tennis player. I did, I was

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thirteen fourteen years old, because I
came to be in the number one police

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station in the country as a tennis
player. Then I' m moving in.

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They give me a scholarship, too, which is in an academy.

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You' re a missionary. No, no, no, no? No,

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no, no, thank God,
buddy, that was pretty good of

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my gift and good- bye career. No one is a strong man,

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really, no, but I am. At thirteen fourteen I moved to the

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United States, Miami, to a
tennis academy, because to continue developing the

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sport and obviously guided by the family
they wanted them to be. I really

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think I' m a sportsman,
although Mom always dreamed of having an artist

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son, because she already confessed to
me a couple of years later, but

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what' s going on. I' ve always been with music since I

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was a kid and that' s
always been like my real passion, but

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as in the middle sport, very
good. Then my family wanted me to

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follow that line. But already when
he turns seventeen years old that he was

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almost going to enter the university,
there I had to make a decision whether

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he has or the music can put
we remove for the year after. It

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is important that they speak that,
because most of the people see the artist

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after being formed, but they don' t know the process is lived and

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what they have to sacrifice, what
they have to declare to get to where

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it is in your case, for
example, how that approach comes out with

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those, for example, with Luis
Fonsi, that you told him that I

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was on that stage next to Luis
Fons No, no, I called him

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I called one day I invited myself
not to lie. No. You know

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those are relationships and one and one
are not right. Depression is true,

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but basically encouraging people to fall three, yes, in ways or be two,

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yes, yes, yes. That' s where malache had to come.

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I don' t remember. If
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one who' s so chabono who' s running that there bad but there

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' s someone who' s there
in chabona as well as the Roman one,

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but I miss my brother' s
name of guilt. But yes,

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loving helped me a lot at the
time and so it went away. I

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mean, and I recorded it,
as much as you know, because it

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was for nothing, I mean he
just saw the project. He really liked

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the project. Since I started,
I' ve been focused on giving the

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public some quality. I mean,
I set up a good show. And

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the coast was very good, thank
God. In Colombia. How did I

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get there then? Well, Colombia. I had already thought two or three

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years ago about expanding, working my
project in other countries. For example,

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I, before Pandemia, had for
Mexico on a media tour or some awards.

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She' s called the Spotify Wards
back in Mexico, touring schoolgirls.

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But about a year and a half
ago and I was talking on social media,

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by Whatsapp, with goal far practically
with the father of a ballon.

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It' s called parrots like me
and that already talking and talking, and

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I remember being invited for some awards
here and I went to the press conference.

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He invited him. And then after
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hotel where he threw himself. Okay, well, he didn' t invite

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and here we are, like,
tell me my bosses, yeah, yeah,

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we' re gonna be patterning.
I tell my boss to play and

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when you started caressing the idea of
devoting yourself to music, what was the

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genre that you thought of in Montardea. Basically, in the last ten years

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he' s had a mastery of
urban sound and I hear a lot of

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that in what we were initially hearing. In one of these songs pass the

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page truth aha. When you started
working already determined to start in the music,

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you immediately defined what was the sound
you wanted to project. When I

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started it really didn' t mean
yes no, because I started it.

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Obviously, I love urban music.
Always me and I have been a shamasquito

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I have always been very outgoing and
I have always wanted to reflect that energy

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and positively vibrates with youth and to
identify with me. But over the years,

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since when I started asta now,
I' ve also done it,

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I' ve done everything, I
mean, I made it give bonus.

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I have collaborations, for example,
with Mani Cruz, with psychologists and have

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sailed in several waters. You know, but until little by little, but

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that takes years. I mean,
that' s normal. I mean,

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artists when they start is like a
school. You gradually find your line,

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your musical colors, that identify you
and get you taken out. You'

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re different from the others, because
I think that' s the most important

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thing. When you get to the
point that he hears you, that you

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say sa look at that, for
example, that Tommy, right, that

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' s because he does create your
own sound. Yes, yes, make

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it original, because I think there' s a lot of competition today and

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for you to stand out in all
the music there has to be something different.

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Really seal yes and in case you
already have some album prepared, an

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epo. This one you' re
doing the way it' s done now,

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which is publishing cancillo. Just like
that. I armo focusing on that,

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on working my project on a simple
basis. The music really fast,

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I mean, and sometimes it'
s a little hard for me because I,

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for example, had to tie him
up to Embow, which I respect

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a lot. I love Embow'
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because at a fixed time I kind
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Yeah, I' ve done it, I mean, and I love it,

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but you see me loving ben Bow, you' re gonna say this

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I can pir you don' t
understand. So I' m focusing more

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on what it is, it'
s urban. Not only do I reggaeton,

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for example, this song moves on
to the page. It is like

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a house music, obviously with the
urban essence those flow that pulls, for

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example, Raúl Leandro Mora. But
obviously, everything I do with the urban

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census. And yes and well,
where she passed me nothing about the ambush

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feeling comfortable, exaggerates exactly. So
yes, I mean, I think at

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the end of the day the audience
has identified a lot with what I'

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m doing me, but I'
m working today for simple, simple,

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but I always try to do a
quality job and that' s why sometimes

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time goes up, because music demands
you throw a theme. There are altitas

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that throw theme this week and every
two weeks. So I don' t

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think I' ll get there,
but at least monthly, monthly and trying

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to throw a song, you produce
yourself. I write my songs, because

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I have a producer, ok you
record with producers, because there are artists

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who are like the Corejo bat Boary. That' s why doing the lyrics

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all, but good a lot now
because of the technological ease and also because

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the younger generation is very well instructed
in the subject of software management. That

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of making music and synthesizers and I
meet many guys who are talking about the

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music that they all make to practically
is good, It is good to learn

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from everything at the end of the
day, but it is also one of

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the cat. You know when you
want to do everything you do how the

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saying tells him that much covers little
preba, but you talked about something about

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the records, about the simple ones
and I fucked up a lot and I

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didn' t lose anything. I
don' t know how you do that,

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because that part kind of doesn'
t take it very well this one,

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because I come from the generation where
the artists throw the production buy and

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that' s it. Then the
mechanics used to be throwing away the simple

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thing, but there were no social
networks also creating conditions for the disk.

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You were throwing one or two singles
and the record was coming out exactly.

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It came out between month three and
month four of the first single when they

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were thrown. But now the record
gets it out of you with the little

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seats in the sheath and others don' t do anything. Uh, as

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an ivan video does, it first
knows how to be if and a month,

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the following month or three weeks the
video did. No. I think

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the first one. For example,
for you, because I want to bring

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up a topic in May, in
mid- May, at the end of

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May. I have to send it
to the platforms with some time before they

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approve of it. Call me ok. That date is available. It'

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s good for me to stop that
same day that I advertise, for example,

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on my networks and there' s
all the digital platforms that launch day,

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because it doesn' t launch.
You also know it takes a lot,

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that is, a lot of money. You have to make a strategic

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plan in terms of investment, for
example, on YouTube, in promotion,

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that on Instagram, that on tik
tok, that radio, that influence.

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Today, all non- digital the
very important part of one, for example,

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most are also working with influencer,
which, that is, everything together

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with everything. This little girl you' re putting it together I' m

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spending a lot of money. You
know that from the point of view of

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business versus the artist' s projection. Let' s make that formula convenient.

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So it turns out, you don' t have to have any tricks.

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They had your glue. I'
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and I' m still learning.
Then I still feel like I have a

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lot to learn who. I know
you run the business that I was looking

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at. That' s why the
Alpha. The people who add alfon the

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written Alfaez is a tough one.
I mean, the Alpha knows this business

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from head to toe and, for
example, Chimbala also knows that I'

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ve been able to talk a lot
to him. There' s a lot.

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So you can put those people in
business know the business and it'

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s not easy, it' s
very complicated. You know about the tick

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rolls where you can win, you
know there' s a lot. You

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have to learn the whole business,
because here you can make money and you

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don' t have to be stuck
for you I lived from the music my

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dawn. How people find you in
Spotify, write his name to your name,

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and say here' s a listener
that if you can take off the

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people who want to see your eyes. Well, my people, I'

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m sleeping for about an hour and
a half and I' m legit and

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we' re gonna have your eyes
red. It' s not right.

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That' s still okay. No
problem. They wanted to see your eyes.

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It' s okay. By eye, yes, yes, yes,

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but that' s why I have
amadolmi today also celebrates years of congratulations.

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I will fulfill to you all the
twenty- six, twenty- five,

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twenty- six, with twenty-
six congratulations. There are people who can

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come to see you when they are
your next participations or concerts. Of course,

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if I don' t, I' ve been focusing more on you.

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For example, I' m going
to sing in a few discos you

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can tell the man that there'
s no problem. The greatest and the

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glory come out that this I am
working to the square Juan you will work

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the square, it is that I
neglect it a little as I am working

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in Colombia and if you can follow
me in instagram as Tom and dawn official,

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take with Greek lm and join it
the Official Court and just listen to

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you. Go on to the page
that on that album that we' re

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currently working on, that I know
you' re going to like it and

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check out the video that' s
really cool on YouTube. All right.

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We thank you. We wish you
success. Work hard that you don'

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t give up the music, like
you left the tennis. Well let'

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s see we' ll have in
the ATP dies ah yes, yes,

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yes, no, but you did, for example, and still you if

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you can make a year a comback. No, you can' t be

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afraid, it can' t be
opinional, it can be a show,

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that is to say, playa,
chajueta, drunko, this guater now what

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' s cool that father I didn' t see to the poor. That

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' s lazy day, don'
t believe you, don' t sweat

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a lot of subjects, man.
That' s like a call and that

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video games that sports can back you
the king of all that after what are

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now coming out as the plackable father. Obviously tennis number one. Here'

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s Father Lepas, the homosexual brother
of tennis, if he hasn' t

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come out of the closet, he
didn' t come out of the clubs

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all over the world was met with
the father. Yeah, but that goes

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out of style between days. That
was invented by the Finns. It wasn

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' t no, not Mexico,
I think that the father currently in the

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whole world the father of the sport
that kills as more popular right now I

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believe in the father so much amen. Thanks to TommyÁlva, we leave

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his song with more to the morning
beat page, because he analizes one hundred

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and fifty- two. Success and
happiness. Brother. Thank you, a

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lot of health and life. Train
no Pa