“I want to go back now,” Adrian AKA Prok told his brother Ayax. The Spanish rap duo had seen Argentina in 2019 and the pandemic prevented them from returning the following year. Now, half of this duo from Granada has their revenge and will be the headliner of the Urban Nation Festival with Homer El Mero Mero. The 30-year-old artist arrived just 2 days ago in the country, after giving the first two dates of the itinerant festival in Montevideo, Uruguay, and already decided that instead of leaving once the event is over, he will stay two more weeks: “I want to make a lot of music with people. I have a lot of friends around here. Let’s see what happens.”
From some recording studio and by phone, he is heard excited about what will come tomorrow Wednesday at the Obras: “I have not been in the state but I have been told that he is very handsome and that he is about to sell out. I am also very happy because we closed the festival El Homer and I. I really want the truth.” He and I have created a friendship from scratch thanks to music – he says about his bond with the also member of Bardero $ – We started talking, he came to Spain, he stayed in my house, we made a song, we love the music of the other. ” And he continues: “Speaking one day to talk came the idea: ‘Hey, what if we give some concerts together?’ And the truth is that it is one of the best experiences I have had in my life.”
Line up hour by hour of the Urban Nation Festival to be held this May 25 at the Obras Stadium
What is the dynamic of this show like? “The bolus is: a theme he, a theme me. I do the chorus to him, and he does them to me. It’s a very nice experience.” The local artist who will precede them is Acru, to whom Prok also has a lot of affection and respect: “Acru is my brother. When I came here I struck up a lot of friendship with him and we did a song.”
This festival is nothing more than a materialization of how strong the Argentina-Spain bond has become: “This is the best thing that can happen. I see it as very positive. Let’s see if we learn from the Argentine scene in many things. In Spain there are people very angry with each other. You have to unite and grow among the whole world as people in Argentina have done here who are smarter than anyone else and have known how they have to do things,” says Prok.Y adds: “You have to unite between countries and do things. In Spain there is a tendency to try to be better than the other, and a lot of pique. It seems to me that you have to change it: you have to eat the ego of each one. We’re all artists and we’re cool, and we have people following us. And what, why do you think you have to be better than the other who also moves people and who is an artist? We are all artists, vamo’ to enjoy. Here people have passed that stretch and they have come together.” We have a lot to learn from Argentines and eat the ego that stupid we have, “he closes. The latest tickets for the Festival Nación Urbana at the Obras Stadium can be purchased by clicking here.
