“After the pandemic I was lucky enough to travel to many cities in the world and I saw a mouse-ridden world. I saw that people are in the streets in a wild way, consuming in a wild way… the people who can. And that any possibility in which an X conspiracy theory is considered in which it is said ‘this was prepared for such a thing …’ and … it may be, guys,” he shot Paez.
“In it fake news empire and the empire, too, which is the other side of the triple x information distribution networks, if you want, in all aspects you will find very risqué information. So you say: ‘Here, yes, there is a movement here, gentlemen,” he concluded.
In addition, he considered that behind this “there is a decision.” “This is not done by a spontaneous generation of ‘we are going to cut down the Amazon’ or ‘We do not put the Wetlands law’. It is not that it is generated only that. There are people who make decisions and say ‘this is not going to be done’ or ‘Monsanto is going to be an obligation in all countries so that a large part of the people who work harvesting have to use this seed with that pesticide’. They are decisions that get out of hand and where politics is not that it has been discredited in itself…”, he said.
At the same time, he considered that the policy “as an entity of being, the search for the common good, which is the etymological meaning of what politics itself is, It has also been degraded by the media. Here and there, everywhere because Argentina is not an island. It’s the same thing that happens in the United States, the same.”
And when talking about the reappearance of neo-Nazi political movements, he considered that “everything looks a little more and more radicalized, just like in the whole world (…) there is a strong tendency, an alliance in Europe between the Swedish, Spanish and German neo-Nazis… not ‘right-wing people’, you know? Nazis”.
Along these lines, he did not hesitate to state that “We can say with certainty that the right has failed and the left has failed.”. But Páez did not stop there, but went for more: “They are resounding failures and that is why I do not know where they are going to come out. The only thing you do know is that people who have money are not about a little fight… about a ism… or feminism and counterfeminism… Here it is about the rich against the poor and the oppressors against the oppressed. All the other struggles are in there.”.
The show in Vélez and the reversal of Love after love
Regarding what the new version of the iconic album will be and the reason for the changes, the musician from Rosario wondered: “Why is something sacred and cannot be abused by the person who put it together? I’m going to do it again and I’m going to do it how I like it now, which is totally different from how everyone else heard it.”
“(There is) a personal pleasure where I use a specifically musical material and do with it what I want, literally. And why is this? Because I want to put it in another place, just because. There is some whim, of course, because without caprice there is nothing here but there is a task: this man is sixty years old, he is no more than thirty. He is another skinny. AND it is also proof that with the same melody and the same text you can do two antagonistic things“, explained the musician.
About they show in Vélez on April 1 and 2said: “The shows are going to be like the ones we saw last year but with little surprises because there are specific things for everything. Movistar and last year’s tour was one thing, Vélez is going to be another very very specific one. Without handling it a lot, without it being something obvious -on the contrary- let’s do some unusual things“.
When talking about the current situation of urban music and new artists, he pointed out: “I am a very playful boy, I get bored when I can’t find the melodies I don’t know about Mozart or tango, because they are fun, what I see is a young world for extremely conservative moments”.
“It is not as it is said now where a certain part of progressivism also questions a critical look or an observation I would even tell you from a nice guy […] In music there are 3 elements, Charly said, rhythm, harmony and melody, two are missing, not counting the text”.
In November, the singer celebrated the penultimate of eight sold-out shows scheduled at the Movistar Arena to mark the 30th anniversary of his acclaimed album.
Source: Ambito
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