translated from Spanish: Pedro Capó: “Karen Doggenweiler helps me with humor, it translates me”

As a member of the jury of Viña 2020, Pedro Capó has shared hours of Quinta Vergara, transfer and chambers with figures of the Creole show, and the experience, he says, has been “amazing”. The Puerto Rican, who closed the first night of Festival on Sunday, assured today that his whole life dreamed of being on the date. “As a kid I saw him with my mom in the living room of my house and be there live because it’s another experience. As an artist it is the biggest dream of my career,” says the performer of “Calma,” who took the Silver Seagull and the Golden Seagull.On his role as a jury he says it has been “a very beautiful experience,” which has made him share it with a “spectacular” group with which he has given himself “a pretty camaraderie.” And when it comes to choosing best mate Capo has it clear: “I think the flag of joy is called Pancho Saavedra, not only on the jury, but on the planet,” he unclassifies. Although he says that he has a Chilean friend, and that for the same reason he understands Chileans a lot, he confesses that he has counted on help to understand 100% the humor in Viña 2020: “In general I understand but I have Karen (Doggenweiler) next to me and she helps me , it’s translating hahaha.” Capó has been able to see everything that has happened on the stage of the Fifth Vergara, and claims that “everything has been steak”. But he has a favorite: “I’m still processing Mon Laferte’s mind-blowing show,” he says. In addition to earning the applause on Sunday for his subjects, Pedro Capó referred to the social crisis. “Chile is speaking and we hear clearly. I’m with you, Chile. Pa’ forward, go forward in faith,” he said then. He explains that “I think it is important, when we have those moments, to raise our voices when the people are speaking and we, as I said, are listening.” Once the Festival is over, Capó will return to Miami to finish his fifth album, untitled yet, which he will release in May and to be part of the hit “Calma” and “Good Luck”, his new single. That’s why he says he’s “super happy, excited about this new bet.”

Original source in Spanish