Hermeguero, with tazzetta and the worst memory of her time as a waitress: "she'd rather put the bill on him and let him leave than put another drink on him."

‘Ant hill’ The week began with the rapper’s visit Ptazeta, With which Pablo Motos He has talked about his meticulous music career, which he broke into with a bad reputation four years ago. Since then, La Canaria has established herself as one of the most respected figures in the trap and reggaeton scene. Since its launch on the market ‘Mother’, He did not stop compiling ‘hits’ and collaborating with such outstanding artists as Aitana, bizarab, Lola ndejo, Omar Montes or Villano antillano.

After greeting and greeting the first guest of the week, Pablo Motos began the interview by questioning ptazeta about her beginnings, because she started uploading videos on her own while working as a waitress, and she wanted to know what the process was like until she became a star at a time as complicated as the pandemic. “I feel it was great because I came out well and I’m here. It gave me time to get ‘mommy’ out of quarantine and was what taught me the way to go“, Confirmed the Canarian artist, who admitted that confinement suits her well: “My anxiety, because I’m worried personally, the confinement suited me well because it calmed me down a lot and I had time to continue writing“.

The driver of the hermegueiro was curious to find out how it was to go out into the street after the confinement and that people, who did not know who she was before, recognized her on the street. “It was amazing, because People had me adjusted well, and even if it was with the mask, they would recognize me. The fact is that for me this was the biggest, To stop on the street and ask for photos from a loved one, but of course for what it was a shock“, Ptazeta highlighted, that after the recording of” mother ” she had planned to return to the bar where she worked as a waitress and where she earned 500 euros a month, but that was not necessary thanks to the manager of Juanco. “It’s a really beautiful story , because He was the first person I looked into his eyes and saw who believed in me. I had to go back to work because I was fired from a store and I couldn’t tell my boss at the bar that I was going to miss a lot because he was going to record a video for me. Then I called him to explain my situation and He told me to stop working, go to the beach, write and have fun“, He recalls.

After a pause, Pablo Motos asked petazeta about her time as a shop assistant. “I loved M. They always had them in fitting rooms, Which I liked because I was working in a yard, And I would love to be asked my opinion“, And he referred to Arokia. The presenter also asked her about her stage as a waitress. “I like it. Being a singer-songwriter is what I like the most, but being a waitress freaked me out, especially being at a bar I loved“, Said the guest of this Monday, who gave her opinion on what qualities a waiter should have. “First of all, You must have empathy and education. And then get a little spotlight and cohesion , to get an orderly head, And a little more”. He also said What is the best way to manage the situation with a client who went overboard with alcohol: “When a woman and a drunk man touch you, it’s not nice, but it quickly breaks off, because the client is not always right and you don’t always have to do what he asks. I’d rather put the bill on him and let him go than put another drink on him“.

Tazeta and his collaboration with bizarab

Returning to music, tazita remembered the day when bizarab called her. “It was exciting because I had not brought up any topic, not even ‘native’. I went up with my mobile phone one minute piece to Twitter, people liked it, started sharing it and named bizarab and suddenly he sent me a message“, Confirmed the rapper born on October 8, 1998 in araucas.

Petazeta, an LGBT activist whom many young people recognize

Petazeta is a well-known LGBT activist and most of her songs are dedicated to other women. Pablo Motos wanted to know if he would have liked as a teenager if there was an artist with whom he would get acquainted with as many young people as possible who sympathize with her today. “Maybe there was a mountain. Poor me that I did not find them at the time, and probably found them later , but It really affects me when someone tells me that my subjects have given him the strength to face his family or that they have given him the minimum payment to feel better“, Noted the 28-year-old artist.