Latin Urban Artist "Pink Pablo" delivers his latest single "Dulcecito" meaning "Candy" in Spanish. With the fusion of Latin Trap & Reggae Pablo performs a smooth blend of falsetto & throbbing vocals that will have you wondering why you're so aroused. Not afraid of creativity, Pink Pablo has always been an outside the box creator, hitting "Decline" on the call of societal expectations. The visuals will shock you, yet for some reason you'll be drawn in to see what other romp awaits the big screen.
In an exclusive interview with Pink Pablo, he opens about his creative process, his artistic inspirations and expanded on where Pink Pablo is headed for the Future, Have a read and make sure you check out the Official Video for "Dulcecito" & stream it on #SpotifyNow! -----> https://spoti.fi/2IE48lB
Who are some of favorite Artists?
J Balvin, Tame Impala, Kali Uchis, and Mac Miller.
What music are you working on?
I'm working on reggae-ton at the moment. Bringing the old school dembow into my production.
What Are Your current & upcoming releases?
On May 30 I released a single "Decline" which was a collab with a rapper from my home town in Puerto Rico local called Alexo. I have two upcoming releases in June, one is a reggae collab with a very talented female singer by the name ofMonilú, and an old school dembow called 'Candela' (in english it's 'burning fire').
What Inspires You?
Art that challenges the status quo, art that makes you uncomfortable, art that makes you reevaluate yourself and your tastes. Art that entertains, transforms and creates culture.
Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?
I see myself collaborating with different artists from many countries, absorbing styles of music. I see myself handling my distribution successfully and creating a culture among my fanbase. I see myself having better and greater means of creating music, photos, and videos.
What can fans/listeners expect from your music?
They can expect a mix of all genres coming together to the urban rhythms of trap and reggaeton. Being born in the Caribbean has blessed me with flavor, rhythm, and humor; you can always expect those of Pink Pablo.
Any Shout Outs?
Shoutout to La Cultura Records in Puerto Rico where it all started. Shoutout to DJ Pagano for teaching me so much. DJ Sniper for her expert advice. Reezy for telling me the harsh truths, and DeLorean for her creative input. Also shoutout to E Smitty for keeping it real and giving the power back to the artist.
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