Leslie Shaw admits: “I’m more passionate about my music than my lovers”

recently engaged to prefer, Peruvian Leslie Shaw does not lose sight of the fact that music comes first. Because since childhood, the artist aspired to become a recognized singer, and her collaborations, her international recognition and appreciation of her career indicate that she is on the right track.

For this reason, it is not for nothing that the 33-year-old singer takes more pleasure in being delivered to her public than in a relationship. “I’m more passionate about my music than my lovers,” he told the newspaper. Trom. And he added: “I like being on stage more than making love. Butterflies flutter in my heart, but when I’m on stage.

According to Leslie ShawEverything that she dreamed about since childhood has come true today. “Singing at the Viña del Mar festival, MTV video and a big house with a garden and palm trees,” he listed. Although he mentioned that it was difficult to advance in the music industry. “There’s a lot of machismo and prejudice in the world,” he said in response to the male dominance of urban music.

Hence his image of a rebel for no apparent reason. “I respect my lyrics, my scenery. I don’t let anyone advise me,” he said. Far from feeling branded as a “beautiful girl” who “should be good” Leslie Shaw he defended his “sexual themes” in his songs, or his right to “guarantee that if I want to have ten guys, I’ll have them.”

Leslie Shaw on motherhood: “I don’t want to”

With a wedding on the way Leslie Shaw she has dotted the i’s about motherhood: she doesn’t want it. “I don’t want that,” she said when asked if she wanted to be a mother. She has more than one reason for this: “I love freedom and do not cling to anything or anyone. I don’t know if I’ll be ready to take on such a big responsibility as having a baby.”

It is on her professional stage that the singer of the Poderes group is looking for self-realization. She, who started singing at a very young age in casinos before she was of legal age, recently released her song “Castigo” with the Uruguayan band Marama. A song in the key of cumbia that complements the palette of genres he has experimented with throughout his career.

“It’s a cumbia, she’s happy, but at the same time she talks about heartbreak, anger, drama, which I love, and I feel that the girls will feel identified, they will like it and they will dance at all parties,” he said . Leslie Shaw about this collaboration in a press release.

As you remember, for years Leslie Shaw He sought to give more opportunities and freedom to women in urban music. As stated RPP News in 2020: “I will always protect my followers, I always look after them, give them advice, inspire them. I will always emphasize this in my lyrics.”

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