EXCLUSIVO: Entrevista a Rawayana en Erika Tipo 11 🎶 Erika de la Vega

00:00 Rawayana and Erika de la Vega. 01:07 Potro Álvarez's fifth single. 01:39 Does Rawayana dance reggaeton? 02:38 The girlfriends of the group Rawayana. 03:14 The hit song "Algo Distinto" by Rawayana. 03:43 Is Beto from Rawayana romantic? 04:12 The concept of Rawayana's "Falta Poco" video. 05:25 Rawayana on the school bagpipes. 06:36 Falta Poco by Rawayana live. Tonight at #ErikaTipo11 we welcomed the guys from #Rawayana, and so as not to make them feel out of place, I decided to use Beto as inspiration for my hairstyle. Since he has a unique style, why not me? Although, according to them, everyone's been getting haircuts lately... I imagine the band lined up at the barbershop, as if they were getting a haircut. What a level of camaraderie! Getting down to business, they tell me they're promoting their fifth single, although they themselves get confused and say it's the fourth because one didn't have a video. I suggest they should have called El Potro Álvarez to fix that miscalculation, but no, this song was recorded in Los Roques, without reggaeton and without Potro, but with beautiful scenery. Obviously, we touch on the subject of music. I ask them if they think reggaeton is danceable in Los Roques, and Beto, in all seriousness, tells me that music has its moment. I mean, if you're relaxing on the beach, Rawayana is the option. If you're in a different mood, then reggaeton comes into play. So no prejudices, it all depends on the context! The classic question couldn't be left out: do you have a girlfriend? It turns out they are, all committed and without hiding it. How times have changed! Before, rockers didn't admit they had a partner so as not to lose fans, but these guys are on a different wavelength, much more relaxed and honest. They even say their girlfriends know each other, which makes me wonder if that's a good thing or a dangerous thing. From radio to social media: We talk about the success of their songs on the radio and digital platforms. "Algo Distinto" and "Falta Poco" have had a lot of rotation. They tell me that their audiovisual equipment has been key to reaching more people with their music. I take the opportunity to remind them of an old advertising campaign where nature gave back what you gave to it, and it turns out that idea influenced one of their videos. What a connection! It turns out the guys participated in gaita festivals when they were in school. They tell me they played at several events and, even though they didn't win, they had an incredible time. Beto also reveals that he was a percussionist in his school days... although, according to him, he wasn't exactly the best. I imagine him messing around with his instruments and it makes me laugh. A musical closing. To close, they treat us to an acoustic version of "Falta Poco," which sounds delicious and relaxing. Rawayana's music always invites you to unwind, relax, and enjoy. Thus ends this interview, full of laughter, good vibes, and fresh music. A round of applause for Rawayana!