The Anthill started the week with the visit of the Spanish singer and rapper Ptazeta who chatted with Pablo Motos of his meteoric career in music, which he burst into with great notoriety four years ago.
Since then he has established himself as one of the most respected figures on the music scene. trap and reggaeton. Since launching its success on the market Mommy has not stopped accumulating hits and collaborations with artists as outstanding as BizarreAntillean Villain, Lola Indigo, Aitana or Omar Montes.
“You are on a high, you have just been nominated for the 40 Music Awards, but I wanted to start talking about your beginnings, You used to be a waitress and worked in a clothing store.“How was the process?” commented the presenter.
The guest replied: “I feel like it was cool because I’m here today. I took out Mommy just before the quarantine and that was very good for mebecause it was heard a lot at that time that people were without much to do.
“During the quarantine I needed to write music to calm my anxiety, I try not to let it show, but I am anxiety in person“he added.
Furthermore, she highlighted that, at first, she did not leave her job as a waitress despite her musical success: “I couldn’t leave my job as a waitress because I had no money”.
“And suddenly, my manager told me not to go to workthat I would go to the beach to write music and not worry about money. “He was the first person who trusted me.”
He also recalled his other jobs: “I quite liked being a shop assistantthey always put me in fitting rooms and I loved giving my opinion if they asked me for it.”
“I also loved being a waitress, especially in the bar.to. I think that sympathy and education are vital for that job and having a little order in your head, little more,” said Ptazeta.
Motorcycles also wanted to comment the number of tattoos the singer hadespecially the one on her face: “I was always amazed, but working in front of the public I couldn’t. At 13 years old I became the first, it was the name of my mother and my grandmother,” said the rapper.
“When I started to dedicate myself to music, one day I was talking to a tattoo artist. When I got home, My mother didn’t even realize I had it.“I spent an hour talking to my grandmother and she didn’t notice either,” he recalled with a laugh.
