#vitalicio

Milo J se mantiene activo y lanza “Vitalicio”, un manifiesto de su identidad artística

El talentoso cantante argentino Milo J lanza Vitalicio y de eso forma sorprende a sus oyentes de todo el mundo con este nuevo single.

“Vitalicio” es un reflejo de la filosofía de vida de Milo J: la importancia de ser fiel a uno mismo y a los suyos, incluso en los momentos más desafiantes.

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When Maria Isa and Muja Messiah of Villa Rosa got the chance to travel to Cuba last November to teach a series of workshops and work with some of the country’s innovative musicians, they never imagined they would witness a key moment in Cuban history, the death of longtime leader Fidel Castro.

Villa Rosa arrived in Cuba as part of the US Cuba Artist Exchange — a nonprofit organization that facilitates exchanges between people of the two countries centering around art, technology and education. There they joined Cuban rapper Yrak Saenz, also known as “Vitalicio,” and for the two Minneapolis-based musicians, those first couple of days traveling from the touristy, beach towns of Varadero and Guanabo to the capital city of Havana felt like a comfort zone where they could relax and really focus on working with Saenz and the other Cuban musicians on the AmeriCuba project.

Things were going so well that they decided to start recording songs and began filming music videos while exploring Havana — but, as Isa remembers, on the third day of their trip, the busy capital city completely shut down.

“What was heavy honks and traffic and people outside, just became really silent,” she said. “Muja thought it was because we got a show in Santiago, because we got a phone call, but then we were like ‘Everybody quiet.’ Yrak was like ‘I think Fidel has passed,’ and then an announcement on the radio of Raul Castro went live and we all heard it.”