La Vida Social de tu Voz - P34 - Excéntricos por contrato - Hoy por Hoy Tenerife - CADENA SER

You're about to discover some of the eccentricities of music stars. Most of these requests are related to technical and hospitality criteria, but it's true that some stars have stood out for the extravagance of their demands. And here we're going to share some exclusive anecdotes. Don't miss this season finale of 'The Social Life of Your Voice'. In episode 34 of "The Social Life of Your Voice," broadcast as part of "Hoy por Hoy Tenerife" on Cadena SER, we uncover some of the strangest demands included by artists in their tour contracts and dressing room agreements. We recall Van Halen's famous 1982 rider, which required a container of M&M's with all the brown candies removed. Although for years it was interpreted as an extravagance of David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen's band, that clause actually served to verify that the promoters had correctly read a contract that included important requirements for stage setup, electricity, and security. We also explain what a technical rider is, why artists detail the stage conditions, sound, lighting, accommodation, transportation, and dressing room, and where professional necessity ends and eccentricity begins. Plus, we reveal that "Dame un euro, que es mi cumpleaños" (Give Me a Euro, It's My Birthday), the song featured in the previous episode dedicated to summer hits, belongs to the artist El Tigre Arenas. An episode about Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Eddie Van Halen, the brown M&M's rider, tour contracts, dressing room demands, "Dame un euro, que es mi cumpleaños" (Give Me a Euro, It's My Birthday), El Tigre Arenas, Tenerife, the Canary Islands, and Cadena SER, with Pablo Gandía and Jesús Serrano. Learn more about Jesús Serrano's book, The Social Life of Your Voice: https://amzn.to/3JxG6MH #podcast #interview #vocalcoach