Pablo Alborán joined Jesús Calleja on his last adventure to Uganda on Planet Calleja, a program that was issued on Monday, January 10. The singer, who has been the first guest of the new season, was sincere and revealed that he is going through a crisis.
Alboran met the members of Cultural Troupe, a group that recovers the musical tradition of their ancestors and which manufactures its own instruments. "I come from a world and they belong to another, but music is lived in the same way. Sometimes you forget. The rhythm in which one gets me to forget the real reason why you are doing music , "he explained.
The interpreter confessed that the trip was coming very well and admitted to being very excited. "He needed it and my people knew it. He strongly needed a real contact," acknowledged Alborán, who in 2015 took a break from his race. "I was having a crisis, but this time I can not stop, come here has forced me to stop and it's like a gift from heaven," he said.
The Andalusian also wanted to dedicate a few words to the members of Cultural NDOTE TROUPE. "It's an honor to be here, I feel very lucky, you have helped me a lot to reconnect with myself, with my music, with something honest and real really. Because music is this," he squinted.
Alboran took advantage of his visit to Uganda to reflect on social injustice. "There are things that do not depend on us, it is lucky enough to have been born on one side or another of the border," he said.
"This trip provokes a small collapse with respect to humanity and the system. How do you explain it to the people who are seeing us without looking hypocrite? How do I conscious people, how do you educate, how we educate ourselves? It is very difficult. There are times that I feel very frivolous, "he said.
"The main weapon is tolerance, I, when I see someone immigrant, I am more educated, because I know where it comes from and why it is coming, they do not eat our heads with messages that are a lie," said Calleja.
Date Of Update: 11 January 2022, 05:44
