La historia detrás de Alma de Cántaro - marquitos, En la Silla

Changing your name isn't always easy. Oddliquor left behind the label that had been with him for so long to show the world that he's now Marquitos. But he's always been Marquitos to his family. For him, nothing has changed, but for everyone else, everything is new. After "Mis ídolos están en mi casa" (My Idols Are in My House), after reintroducing himself to the world, he released "Alma de Cántaro" (Soul of the Pitcher), his second album. An album that speaks of love: for himself, for his family, for his partner, Alba, and of revenge. In this second episode of "En la Silla" (In the Chair), we analyze his past and present. We talk about the album, West SRK, and J. Balvin. But above all, we talk about who Marcos Terrones is. Directed by:   / corajedotcom   Recorded by:   / vicbausa   Script by:   / dconc3pt   Edited by:   / dconc3pt   Color Grading by:   / newtermz   Lettering by:   / keelis_   00:00 - Intro En la Silla 2 01:25 - The Origins of Marcos Terrones 03:24 - Oddliquor Era 05:28 - 4x4 and Recognition 07:34 - The Meaning of "Rabia" 12:17 - What's the Album About? 12:56 - Track by Track: Exploring Alma de Cántaro 14:55 - I'm Being Good: Oddliquor vs. marquitos 15:53 ​​- Song by song: Touring Alma de Cántaro (2) 16:32 - Collaborations: West SRK and J Balvin 19:58 - A sound digger 21:25 - Outro En la Silla 2