Almeria singer David Bisbal said tonight that the documentary that bears his name wanted to “capture all the beauty of this journey of fulfilling dreams”, looking back on his 20-year career.
David Bisbal tells his own story days before the concert with which He celebrated 20 years of career in his native Almeria, In the narration directed by Alexis Morante (‘Sanz: What I Was, That I Was’, ‘Héroes: Silencio y Rock & Roll’, ‘Camarón. Flamenco y Revolución’), the singer admits that the road to success was not easy. nor was it without obstacles.
In statements to EFE before going to the gala evening “Flamenco is universal” As an introduction to the Latin Grammy Awards in Seville, Bisbal said he also wanted to explain “how hard it is, obviously, to work to achieve that success, but it’s even harder to try to maintain it for 20 years.” “.
“What is certain is that it all started here, in Andalusia, with my orchestra ‘Expresiones’, and it cost me a lot,” he said, stating that “the truth is that I tried to make this documentary so that people can relate to it a little bit.”
He also expressed: “Music embraced me, but certainly in every sector everyone has their own dream.”
He also said that these 20 years “have passed me by.” flyinghonestly, but what is certain is that I really enjoyed it.
“There were more difficult moments, but even those moments make you feel stronger, more prepared,” he added.
In this retrospect, David Bisbal He remembers his time in the program that made him famous, Operación Triunfo, but also the hostility with which he was received by the music industry in crisis and his struggle, not only to sustain himself, but also to gain credibility within it.
Source: Panama America
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