More About Mon Laferte, Majo Aguilar, Emilia, New Music and Inspirations

Extravagant dresses, ear-to-ear smiles and palpable excitement filled the Latin Grammys As the Latin Recording Academy celebrated the 25th anniversary of its awards ceremony, a red carpet walk was held at Miami Kaseya Center last Thursday. But when the stars stop by to talk Rolling stoneSome offered a glimpse of what the next year in music might look like for them.

Monday Lafertewhose album autopoietica He won the Best Alternative Music Album award and revealed that he has already started writing songs for his next project. Their exes should be careful too! “I write about all my old relationships,” she shares.

Nathy PelusoWalked away with three awards, including Best Long Form Music Video visual album grasaHe reminded us that he started planning “seven years ahead.” And Emilywho’s? mp3 Nominated her for the first time, she’s not ready to let go of this album era Only yet. “People really loved this album because of the nostalgia,” he says. “And I loved bringing it to life.”

On the Latin Grammy red carpet, Rolling stone They asked the stars what inspires them today, both in life and their craft, and here’s what they said:

Majo Aguilar: Peso Pluma and Corridos Tumbados

Don’t expect Majo Aguilar to abandon his ranchera roots; he is just ready to elevate them.

“I went to the Peso Pluma concert and thought it was an incredible concert. “The instrumentation in corridos tumbados is amazing,” he says. “I decided to combine corrido tumbados with mariachi in the instrumentation of my music. Of course, I sing in the classic ranchera style.”

Inspired by the growth of corridos tumbados, Aguilar plans to release his album. Mariachi Tumbadonext year. “It’s hard to say what the future of the genre will be because sometimes these phenomena appear unexpectedly,” he says. “Mexican music comes with a lot of power.”

Mon Laferte: Jazz and Old Relationships

autopoietica It came at a “critical period” in Mon Laferte’s life, and he will always celebrate the album as being “radically different” from his past projects. However, the Chilean star admits that he is ready for a new era and is already “preparing something”.

“I listen to a lot of jazz, and I think we’ll see that on the next album,” he says. “I’m in love with the new music I’m making. I’ve already made a bunch of songs, but I’m still writing. “I’m very passionate, so it has to be music that blows my mind because I have to defend it on stage.”

As for the subject of the project? “I write about all my past relationships, not just romantic ones, but also relationships with yourself, your friends, and of course your loved ones!”

Trueno: Hip Hop and Career Triumphs

Trueno is still buzzing after winning the Best Urban Fusion/Performance category for his song “Tranky Funky.” It’s a huge achievement for the star, who says this makes him the first Argentinian rap artist to win a Latin Grammy since Sindicato Argentino del Hip-Hop won in 2001.

“We are continuing this history,” he says. “I feel the weight of Argentina on my back and I’m very happy to be a part of this journey.”

El Último BaileThe album, which included “Tranky Funky,” celebrated the legacy of hip-hop, and he feels his subsequent albums will continue to build on that legacy. “With this Grammy award and the celebration of hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, I think there’s a lot more to be said about hip-hop culture,” he says. “Maybe it’s time to bring something new to the table.”

DannyLux: Sad Feelings and EDM

DannyLux warns us: music afterwards Evolution can take Hello triste.

“I write a lot of really sad songs. “The verses feel like poetry,” he admits. “I think I’ve really evolved in the way I write and the way I create my music. I feel like I’ve changed mentally. “I’ve improved a lot mentally and I think I’ve finally found my flow.”

However, Danny fans who want more upbeat work like “House of Lux” and his final track “Midnight” should not worry. “I actually have an album of EDM in the vault that may be out soon,” he says.

Eladio Carrión: Fatherhood and Family

During the awards ceremony, Eladio Carrión shared a sweet moment with his mother. He serenaded her with the song “Mama’s Boy” after walking the red carpet with him. “I’m so happy he’s here with me,” Carriión said enthusiastically. While he inspired his last album, it is his twin sons, the new generation Carrións, who also inspire the next project.

“What inspires me is my children,” he says. “They are the greatest source of motivation and inspiration. I work hard and have done so much more than I ever thought I could when I had them. “I want to give my fans an album they will enjoy.”

Emilia: Gloria Estefan and the Nineties

.mp3 The era will be here for a little longer! Emilia admits she’s not ready Continue From his latest project inspired by the early 2000s and late 90s. (This is where the “.mp3” suffix of all song titles in the album comes from.)

“I don’t think this era is over yet. I feel like I’m still exploring parts of it and I want to show my fans what else I have in the bag,” says the Argentinian pop star. “I don’t want to disappoint my fans. It’s a great accomplishment to surpass the great project we’ve already done.”

“I’m really inspired by the 2000s, which was my adolescence and childhood,” he adds. “I would love to reflect the 2000s, but with the Latin side and more of the folklore of my country. “I listen to a lot of Gloria Estefan, a lot of salsa and Latin rhythms.”

Nathy Peluso: The Future and New Discoveries

Few artists had a night as good as Nathy Peluso. 25th annual Latin Grammys. “Aprende a Amar” won Best Rap/Hip Hop Song.El día Que Perdí Mi Juventud” Won the Best Alternative Song award and the visual version of his album grasa It won the award for Best Long Form Music Video.

At the awards ceremony, Peluso is having his moment, but with his music? “I’m already seven years ahead!” he says, laughing. “I am so inspired by my gift, which I created with great love and which inspires me to be a better person every day. “I’m discovering new things that I didn’t know I could feel.”