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we invite someone, well, my love I have to tell you and here
came one and promised that I came back and planted us twice. So,
and he hadn' t sworn in yet. So me, that' s
how I' m cured old. We decided on a guest today here at
the rhythm of the morning. He is a singer and visits us today tom
alba. Welcome all morning, brother, how are you? Good, good,
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I' m people, it' s not relaxing, it wasn'
t the no, no, no good day, good morning, my people.
You wanted to wake me up by not giving me the rhythm. Well,
I' m in the morning, great dad Tell me how to watch
Tell us about it Tell me where you come from, where you' re
forming, tell him the audience? Everything you think might interest him in tom
alba ok no good. I' m an artist here, Dominican, from
here in the capital. I started my career in two thousand eighteen and nothing
over the years, as they obviously gained a lot of experience. I'
ve had a lot of opportunities, I' ve made myself quite known I
think. I have worked, for example, Conserva would be President. I
' ve managed to be on stage, which for me is a privilege as
Chabón' s high with Luis Fonsi. Nothing and working over the years.
And it already does to assume a little bit, a little long the story,
because almost a year ago, a year ago and little already I believe
I am working in Colombia on my project. I' m signed there in
Colombia, with Javallium' s father, in Medellín with the company I'
m signed with the goal company Go fir Entertainment there in Medellín And I mean,
I' m not living there, but I' m coming, I
mean, I keep going and coming monthly how you got to music and at
what age to start having contact with music. Well, with the music.
I started about eight years out there or or nine years pro uses along with
the sport because I was almost professional tennis player. I did, I was
thirteen fourteen years old, because I came to be in the number one police
station in the country as a tennis player. Then I' m moving in.
They give me a scholarship, too, which is in an academy.
You' re a missionary. No, no, no, no? No,
no, no, thank God, buddy, that was pretty good of
my gift and good- bye career. No one is a strong man,
really, no, but I am. At thirteen fourteen I moved to the
United States, Miami, to a tennis academy, because to continue developing the
sport and obviously guided by the family they wanted them to be. I really
think I' m a sportsman, although Mom always dreamed of having an artist
son, because she already confessed to me a couple of years later, but
what' s going on. I' ve always been with music since I
was a kid and that' s always been like my real passion, but
as in the middle sport, very good. Then my family wanted me to
follow that line. But already when he turns seventeen years old that he was
almost going to enter the university, there I had to make a decision whether
he has or the music can put we remove for the year after. It
is important that they speak that, because most of the people see the artist
after being formed, but they don' t know the process is lived and
what they have to sacrifice, what they have to declare to get to where
it is in your case, for example, how that approach comes out with
those, for example, with Luis Fonsi, that you told him that I
was on that stage next to Luis Fons No, no, I called him
I called one day I invited myself not to lie. No. You know
those are relationships and one and one are not right. Depression is true,
but basically encouraging people to fall three, yes, in ways or be two,
yes, yes, yes. That' s where malache had to come.
I don' t remember. If you help me, please, the
one who' s so chabono who' s running that there bad but there
' s someone who' s there in chabona as well as the Roman one,
but I miss my brother' s name of guilt. But yes,
loving helped me a lot at the time and so it went away. I
mean, and I recorded it, as much as you know, because it
was for nothing, I mean he just saw the project. He really liked
the project. Since I started, I' ve been focused on giving the
public some quality. I mean, I set up a good show. And
the coast was very good, thank God. In Colombia. How did I
get there then? Well, Colombia. I had already thought two or three
years ago about expanding, working my project in other countries. For example,
I, before Pandemia, had for Mexico on a media tour or some awards.
She' s called the Spotify Wards back in Mexico, touring schoolgirls.
But about a year and a half ago and I was talking on social media,
by Whatsapp, with goal far practically with the father of a ballon.
It' s called parrots like me and that already talking and talking, and
I remember being invited for some awards here and I went to the press conference.
He invited him. And then after that, we met there at the
hotel where he threw himself. Okay, well, he didn' t invite
and here we are, like, tell me my bosses, yeah, yeah,
we' re gonna be patterning. I tell my boss to play and
when you started caressing the idea of devoting yourself to music, what was the
genre that you thought of in Montardea. Basically, in the last ten years
he' s had a mastery of urban sound and I hear a lot of
that in what we were initially hearing. In one of these songs pass the
page truth aha. When you started working already determined to start in the music,
you immediately defined what was the sound you wanted to project. When I
started it really didn' t mean yes no, because I started it.
Obviously, I love urban music. Always me and I have been a shamasquito
I have always been very outgoing and I have always wanted to reflect that energy
and positively vibrates with youth and to identify with me. But over the years,
since when I started asta now, I' ve also done it,
I' ve done everything, I mean, I made it give bonus.
I have collaborations, for example, with Mani Cruz, with psychologists and have
sailed in several waters. You know, but until little by little, but
that takes years. I mean, that' s normal. I mean,
artists when they start is like a school. You gradually find your line,
your musical colors, that identify you and get you taken out. You'
re different from the others, because I think that' s the most important
thing. When you get to the point that he hears you, that you
say sa look at that, for example, that Tommy, right, that
' s because he does create your own sound. Yes, yes, make
it original, because I think there' s a lot of competition today and
for you to stand out in all the music there has to be something different.
Really seal yes and in case you already have some album prepared, an
epo. This one you' re doing the way it' s done now,
which is publishing cancillo. Just like that. I armo focusing on that,
on working my project on a simple basis. The music really fast,
I mean, and sometimes it' s a little hard for me because I,
for example, had to tie him up to Embow, which I respect
a lot. I love Embow' s, I don' t sing it,
because at a fixed time I kind of like comfortable participants in it.
Yeah, I' ve done it, I mean, and I love it,
but you see me loving ben Bow, you' re gonna say this
I can pir you don' t understand. So I' m focusing more
on what it is, it' s urban. Not only do I reggaeton,
for example, this song moves on to the page. It is like
a house music, obviously with the urban essence those flow that pulls, for
example, Raúl Leandro Mora. But obviously, everything I do with the urban
census. And yes and well, where she passed me nothing about the ambush
feeling comfortable, exaggerates exactly. So yes, I mean, I think at
the end of the day the audience has identified a lot with what I'
m doing me, but I' m working today for simple, simple,
but I always try to do a quality job and that' s why sometimes
time goes up, because music demands you throw a theme. There are altitas
that throw theme this week and every two weeks. So I don' t
think I' ll get there, but at least monthly, monthly and trying
to throw a song, you produce yourself. I write my songs, because
I have a producer, ok you record with producers, because there are artists
who are like the Corejo bat Boary. That' s why doing the lyrics
all, but good a lot now because of the technological ease and also because
the younger generation is very well instructed in the subject of software management. That
of making music and synthesizers and I meet many guys who are talking about the
music that they all make to practically is good, It is good to learn
from everything at the end of the day, but it is also one of
the cat. You know when you want to do everything you do how the
saying tells him that much covers little preba, but you talked about something about
the records, about the simple ones and I fucked up a lot and I
didn' t lose anything. I don' t know how you do that,
because that part kind of doesn' t take it very well this one,
because I come from the generation where the artists throw the production buy and
that' s it. Then the mechanics used to be throwing away the simple
thing, but there were no social networks also creating conditions for the disk.
You were throwing one or two singles and the record was coming out exactly.
It came out between month three and month four of the first single when they
were thrown. But now the record gets it out of you with the little
seats in the sheath and others don' t do anything. Uh, as
an ivan video does, it first knows how to be if and a month,
the following month or three weeks the video did. No. I think
the first one. For example, for you, because I want to bring
up a topic in May, in mid- May, at the end of
May. I have to send it to the platforms with some time before they
approve of it. Call me ok. That date is available. It'
s good for me to stop that same day that I advertise, for example,
on my networks and there' s all the digital platforms that launch day,
because it doesn' t launch. You also know it takes a lot,
that is, a lot of money. You have to make a strategic
plan in terms of investment, for example, on YouTube, in promotion,
that on Instagram, that on tik tok, that radio, that influence.
Today, all non- digital the very important part of one, for example,
most are also working with influencer, which, that is, everything together
with everything. This little girl you' re putting it together I' m
spending a lot of money. You know that from the point of view of
business versus the artist' s projection. Let' s make that formula convenient.
So it turns out, you don' t have to have any tricks.
They had your glue. I' ve tried a few years of learning
and I' m still learning. Then I still feel like I have a
lot to learn who. I know you run the business that I was looking
at. That' s why the Alpha. The people who add alfon the
written Alfaez is a tough one. I mean, the Alpha knows this business
from head to toe and, for example, Chimbala also knows that I'
ve been able to talk a lot to him. There' s a lot.
So you can put those people in business know the business and it'
s not easy, it' s very complicated. You know about the tick
rolls where you can win, you know there' s a lot. You
have to learn the whole business, because here you can make money and you
don' t have to be stuck for you I lived from the music my
dawn. How people find you in Spotify, write his name to your name,
and say here' s a listener that if you can take off the
people who want to see your eyes. Well, my people, I'
m sleeping for about an hour and a half and I' m legit and
we' re gonna have your eyes red. It' s not right.
That' s still okay. No problem. They wanted to see your eyes.
It' s okay. By eye, yes, yes, yes,
but that' s why I have amadolmi today also celebrates years of congratulations.
I will fulfill to you all the twenty- six, twenty- five,
twenty- six, with twenty- six congratulations. There are people who can
come to see you when they are your next participations or concerts. Of course,
if I don' t, I' ve been focusing more on you.
For example, I' m going to sing in a few discos you
can tell the man that there' s no problem. The greatest and the
glory come out that this I am working to the square Juan you will work
the square, it is that I neglect it a little as I am working
in Colombia and if you can follow me in instagram as Tom and dawn official,
take with Greek lm and join it the Official Court and just listen to
you. Go on to the page that on that album that we' re
currently working on, that I know you' re going to like it and
check out the video that' s really cool on YouTube. All right.
We thank you. We wish you success. Work hard that you don'
t give up the music, like you left the tennis. Well let'
s see we' ll have in the ATP dies ah yes, yes,
yes, no, but you did, for example, and still you if
you can make a year a comback. No, you can' t be
afraid, it can' t be opinional, it can be a show,
that is to say, playa, chajueta, drunko, this guater now what
' s cool that father I didn' t see to the poor. That
' s lazy day, don' t believe you, don' t sweat
a lot of subjects, man. That' s like a call and that
video games that sports can back you the king of all that after what are
now coming out as the plackable father. Obviously tennis number one. Here'
s Father Lepas, the homosexual brother of tennis, if he hasn' t
come out of the closet, he didn' t come out of the clubs
all over the world was met with the father. Yeah, but that goes
out of style between days. That was invented by the Finns. It wasn
' t no, not Mexico, I think that the father currently in the
whole world the father of the sport that kills as more popular right now I
believe in the father so much amen. Thanks to TommyÁlva, we leave
his song with more to the morning beat page, because he analizes one hundred
and fifty- two. Success and happiness. Brother. Thank you, a
lot of health and life. Train no Pa