He is one of the most important voices in Spanish the best musical variety you hear on CADENA 100 and is about to undertake a series of concerts to commemorate ten years in the industry. Pablo Lopez He knows how to give the audience that has supported him throughout this decade the show they need and he is going to do it. So, he has embarked on the previous task of the promotion and, on this Wednesday night, it was his turn to sit next to Pablo Motos on the set of ‘El Hormiguero’. Of course, they talked about that music, which is the passion that moves them, but without stopping when it came to diving into more personal experiences from the past from which they learned valuable lessons that, perhaps, could be of use to whoever is on the other side of their lives. words.
Specifically, we focus on that business adventure with his brother that did not turn out at all as they expected. Because, although it seemed like a brilliant idea to them to set up a bar, the truth is that, for practical purposes, it was not so brilliant. “I started a bar with him. I don’t recommend starting a bar with your brothers or at least with mine. It was called ‘the 47’. It was a master’s degree. When we left we thought: ‘I can do this’. Why go to one if I could ride it! The fact is that we had it full, it could fit about 80-90 people, but it was an absolute ruin.”the man from Malaga detailed with deep sincerity.
Of course, it also left the other side of the coin. That of the teaching that life around this ruin gave them when they were young and believed that the path was simple: “It was a beautiful time because it taught me that you really have to dedicate yourself to what you like. There were a lot of complicated tasks. Now we laugh, but it was the most expensive party of my life”. What we have no doubt is that Pablo and Luis had no more desire to undertake. At least, not outside of that field of music to which they both dedicate themselves and in which the first of them is about to celebrate no less than ten years as a true reference.
His unexpected musical reference when he was a child
Throughout that talk, López took the opportunity to make other surprising confessions. Like, when I was little, one of the great musical references he had was Isabel Pantoja. The reason? What his grandfather liked, which left a strong mark on him with an album in which, among other mythical songs of the tonadillera, was the ‘Marinero de luzes’ that we have heard so many times, sung in his voice or in other greats of music.
Another of the great moments of the night was when Pablo López grabbed the guitar to dedicate a song to Jorge Salvador, director of this program and others within the Antena 3 grid -like, for example, ‘The Challenge’-. We leave the funny scene in the rescued tweet to place it below these lines.