In this special episode of Seré Weón?, JC welcomes Nahuel Pennisi, taking advantage of his visit to Chile for an intimate, unscripted conversation with plenty of live music.
Nahuel reminisces about his years as a street performer in Buenos Aires and the day he definitively understood that music was his path. He speaks of the freedom he found through it and the unique way he constructs and imagines the world through sounds, aromas, temperatures, emotions, and memories.
He also presents "Nahuel Pennisi Sings Mercedes Sosa," his tribute to one of the artists who influenced him from childhood, and recalls the moment when hearing Mercedes for the first time completely changed his relationship with music.
Between songs and guitar, Nahuel performs part of his repertoire, reminisces about "Universo Paralelo," delves into flamenco and tango, discusses the renewal of Argentine folk music, the Milo J phenomenon, and recounts his encounters with figures like Charly García and Joaquín Sabina.
And before returning to Argentina, JC leaves him with a new dream: to one day hear that voice on the Quinta Vergara stage.
A conversation about songs, roots, freedom, idols, and all the ways there are to perceive the world.
Will I be a WN? 👀 By @somos.yuly
#WillIBeWeón
In this special episode of Seré Weón?, JC welcomes Nahuel Pennisi, taking advantage of his visit to Chile for an intimate, unscripted conversation with plenty of live music.
Nahuel reminisces about his years as a street performer in Buenos Aires and the day he definitively understood that music was his path. He speaks of the freedom he found through it and the unique way he constructs and imagines the world through sounds, aromas, temperatures, emotions, and memories.
He also presents "Nahuel Pennisi Sings Mercedes Sosa," his tribute to one of the artists who influenced him from childhood, and recalls the moment when hearing Mercedes for the first time completely changed his relationship with music.
Between songs and guitar, Nahuel performs part of his repertoire, reminisces about "Universo Paralelo," delves into flamenco and tango, discusses the renewal of Argentine folk music, the Milo J phenomenon, and recounts his encounters with figures like Charly García and Joaquín Sabina.
And before returning to Argentina, JC leaves him with a new dream: to one day hear that voice on the Quinta Vergara stage.
A conversation about songs, roots, freedom, idols, and all the ways there are to perceive the world.
Will I be a WN? 👀 By @somos.yuly
#WillIBeWeón