Light a candle with his photo and that of Bad Bunny, Ivy QueN said a prayer for it Bless the urban genre and demonstrate in the latest issue of “Tiny desk” because that’s it “Queen of Reggaeton.”
“The people have the rabbit’s foot, I have the complete Benito”joked the singer at the beginning of her participation in the popular concert series National Public Radio (NPR). With this sentence he was referring to the old belief that a rabbit’s foot brings good luck.
“Let’s get them there “Puerto Rico, the home of sofrito, adobo, sazón, but also reggaetón”he assured with his “flow” before the start.
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During the show, the performer recalled the life situations that prompted her to compose some of her works greatest hits as “Life is like that”, “Lower than me”, “Pray for me” And “I want to dance”.
“The times I fell in and out of love, all those crazy things, instead of getting sad into depression, I wrote the best songs I could have written,” he emphasized.
“I went through it.” My God! When I wrote this song I really cared about her, poor thing.”he explained while singing “Life is like that”, brought to life 2010. “Now it’s something different, that’s life! You develop. These were the lyrics of my life that I composed, that I present today and that will be remembered forever.”
Sitting in front of the microphone and surrounded by the musicians of the “Tiny Desk” the so-called “Caballota” briefly explained his popular topic “Drama Queen” album. “We use music as a language to communicate…before we stick the knife in. “Say no to violence…unnecessary, but if you need to do it, let me know, I’ll get in touch,” he added with a laugh.
Between sips from a pink glass of “holy water,” the Puerto Rican singer sang another of her iconic songs: “Lower than me.”
“Nowadays women are judged for everything, they judge us whether we are thin and voluptuous, whether we are tall or short, whether we are blonde or black-haired… you can’t judge that. And much less love. For me, love has no age, it knows no color or race, when you fall in love, you fall in love to death,” said Ivy Queen.
“But, “What happens if you fall in love with a minor and you are a woman?” he asked those present. “This happened to me and I’m going to tell you now.”he revealed about the theme of his 2007 album “Feeling”.
Starting in the early afternoon, countless fans flocked to the Puerto Rico Coliseum and strictly adhered to the dress code recommended by singer Ivy Queen. (Alejandro Granadillo) Ivy Queen concertgoers agreed that thanks to the “new norm” in the concert universe, choosing the outfit for the long-awaited evening is now much easier. (Alejandro Granadillo) Of course, the majority of the audience chose at least one item of clothing that singer Ivy Queen had wanted. Others drew attention to the high level of production. (Alejandro Granadillo) For Ivy Queen’s music event at Puerto Rico’s Coliseum, the singer asked the “heavens,” as she calls her fans, to dress like “glamorous killer divas.” (Alejandro Granadillo) According to Ivy Queen, the “look” for her concert could consist of hats, glasses, large and statement earrings, a handbag, high boots and heels, even outfits with glitter, sheers, fringe and fishnet stockings. (Alejandro Granadillo) The colors black, silver and subtle shiny accents stood out among the young people. (Alejandro Granadillo)Ivy Queen had the support of a diverse audience who thoroughly enjoyed every song. (Alejandro Granadillo) When it comes to hair and makeup, Ivy Queen stated that the more extravagant, the better. (Alejandro Granadillo)Fashion for the Ivy Queen concert at the Puerto Rico Coliseum (Alejandro Granadillo)There were thousands of Ivy Queen supporters who showed up at the Puerto Rico Colosseum, adhering to the “dress code” imposed by the artist. (Alejandro Granadillo) For many of those present at the Ivy Queen concert, the joy of enjoying together the talent of one of the pioneers of the urban genre was the most beautiful accessory. (Alejandro Granadillo) Devotees living on and off the island arrived at the venue in Hato Rey dressed in the materials, textures and accessories featured on the list set by the host. (Alejandro Granadillo)The urban music singer’s fans came from all over the island with their best clothes. (Alejandro Granadillo)Many of the attendees at the Ivy Queen concert stood out by wearing feathers, rhinestones and bright colors in their outfits. (Alejandro Granadillo)Many of the attendees at the Ivy Queen concert showed their good spirits with both posters and their colorful clothes. (Alejandro Granadillo) There is no doubt that those attending the “La Horsetata” concert enjoyed the evening from start to finish. (Alejandro Granadillo)
Despite acting “like a fish in water,” the recent 2023 Billboard Latin Music Icon Award winner claimed that he was “doing something outside of my comfort zone.” “But I have been a woman of challenges all my life. I was told no a thousand times, a thousand doors were closed to me and I carried on with my heart because I knew it shouldn’t be given to me because I had it. That no one would take away my talent or replace it with something else.”
Finally in this “Tiny Desk” A song published 20 years ago could not be missed and is still considered a “women’s anthem” today., which invites support between women and why not even dancing without company. “Empowerment without action is not empowerment. “This song has flown by and crossed time,” he concluded “I want to dance” from his album “Diva”.
While his 28 year musical career And in a genre largely dominated by men, Ivy Queen stands out for championing female empowerment, with music that explores themes of social politics, homosexuality, racism, love and heartbreak.
Ivy Queen debuted in the urban genre in the 1990s. (MARIEL MEJIA ORTIZ) The singer ventured into urban music with DJ Negro. (LUIS ALCALA DEL OLMO) Over time, the reggaeton artist has projected a chameleonic image whether she wears short or long hair. (HERIBERTO CASTRO)Ivy Queen has never been afraid to change her appearance. (ANDRE KANG) For a while the artist wore short blonde hair. (LUIS ALCALA DEL OLMO) The interpreter has always spread messages to empower women from the physical to the emotional aspect. (The Associated Press) Also called “Horse,” she is characterized by being a strong and free woman. (Archive) For a while, the interpreter dared to display fantasy tones in her hair. (Archive) In 2020, her “look” should be red hair. (Marta Lavandier)On March 4, 2022, Ivy Queen turned 50 and showed a voluptuous figure. (Supplied)Which made its musical debut in 1988, celebrating the fullness of five decades. (Supplied) Last June, the rapper said she was a “warrior” as she recovered in a hospital. (Capture Capture) The “old-school” singer and so-called “Queen of Reggaeton” was invited to the two Bad Bunny concerts in Los Angeles as part of the “World’s Hottest Tour”. (Instagram) “Bye Bye” is the title of the Puerto Rican singer’s latest single. (Archive)Ivy Queen’s discography currently consists of nine productions. (The Associated Press)Jorge L. Pérez (Regional Manager of ASM Global) presented Ivy with flowers and announced that she will perform at Choliseo on September 9, 2023. (Stephanie Rojas Rodriguez) (Stephanie Rojas)
In October the Latin American Heritage Month, The Tiny Desk platform celebrates this with a wide range of El Tiny sessions Latin artists. Last week Villano Antillano was in space. Other Puerto Rican artists featured on this important platform include: Kany Karcía, Didi Romero – with the cast of “Six” –, iLe and Buscabulla.