“Ready… but not yet born,” admitted Roldán in an interview with the magazine Am:Pm, in which no topic was left out.
Shortly after, Yotuel Romero said this It had made him sad to see him “so messed up.”“, Roldán González Rivero responded to his feelings.
In his conversation, in which he referred to his training, his beginnings, his career, his influences or the Cuban and international artists he admires, he also spoke about the recent announcement by Yotuel in statements to the EFE agency that Orishas are returning would, albeit with new members –one of them lives in Spain and the other in the United States.
“There are no Orishas without Ruzzo, without Yotuel and without Roldán. I mention the three because you have to be open and recognize the weight of each one. I could be arrogant and say: “So and so is not necessary,” “But no, brother, I am fair and categorical: it’s about the three of us or none of us,” he answered in this regard.
“The Beatles can’t announce a comeback with just McCartney and Ringo, even if Lennon and George Harrison are dead. In our case it’s worse because we’re alive. For me it is a serious mistake. As simple as that.”
Regarding his new solo album, all of whose songs were composed by him and which will be released soon, he said that although it is in Spanish, it will contain some singles in French (remember that he has been living in France since 1996).
“It has a more melodic style than urban, without demeaning rap because that’s where I come from. It will also contain elements of Cuban music, but in the right measure that pays tribute to the song and has a clear concept,” he said of the album, classifying it as a more mature, personal work, “maybe not for all types of audiences “.
He said he also recorded a few things with Ruzzo.
Of his friends, of whom he admits that over the years he realizes that there are “very few”, he considers them like couples: “They take care of each other, they don’t betray each other, and they are unconditional , if the relationship doesn’t end.”
In his extensive conversation with Visti Cárdenas, published this Friday in the aforementioned magazine, he also gave advice for Cubans entering the music world.