age Alpha was inaugurated. Aitana, an essential piece of Santísima Trinidad del Pop, took a giant leap forward with the launch of Angels, letter of introduction to this record work and a song with which the artist definitively breaks with the image that the fandom had associated with him. It moves away from the Aitana that we met in disclose you 11 reasons and change the crown from the princess of pop to that of house.
“My adolescence came quite late. I started going out at 16. Before, I didn’t leave my house. I started this stage late and at 18 I was already entering Operation Triumph. I have always gone a little later in life stages. I’m going to be 24 years old and I live the things of a girl of this age. I have to reflect that in my music videos and in my songs,” Aitana says in an interview with LOS40.It seems strange to me to only do romantic or naive songsthat I also carry within me. There has to be a bit of everything because that’s my reality.”
Aitana’s third album, Alphahas nothing to do with the album on which the singer started working even before the publication of 11 reasons. Yes, he will understand Formentera there In the carbut excluded To want, Once again and other urban themes that were part of the original project. She wiped the slate clean, and in this renewed plan she was one hundred percent involved, as Aitana herself explains in LOS40: “all songs from Alpha I wrote them. In fact, there are some that I alone wrote that had never made it onto other records.”
She also captured her experiences on those same topics, though when in doubt, Aitana has no intention of playing Shakira and talking explicitly about her private life. “In the songs of Alpha Also my experiences. I don’t like to talk about my personal life, if I do it will be when I really want to and at the times I want. My job is not to talk about my private life, it’s to be a singer. The consequence of my work is that my public life is exposed and therefore people know things about me. When I want to say things, I say it, but when I’m calm and comfortable. It’s not always or never, it’s not about that”, explains that of Barcelona.
Change is one of the central themes of this interview with Aitana. And not only his, but also the one presented by the “made in Spain” industry. And it is that a wave of female artists has renewed the national scene and the singer has also been talked about. “There are more and more emancipated and talented women. They are also from my generation. Rosalía, Lola Indigo, Natalia Lacunza, Ana Mena, Belén Aguilera… there are many hardworking women. You see them on stage and I see a lot of involvement. They deserve everything that happens to them all,” says Aitana. “I start thinking five or six years ago, when I saw him on the other side, and there weren’t so many people my age in Spain who did what they do. It seemed like new people weren’t coming in. There is a change and it seems interesting to me and I like it“.
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