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We meet
Carlos Miranda
(Madrid, 1999) the same day he turns 22.
It is surprising how present death has and the passage of time
at his age.
Obsessions that he reflects in his lyrics and that have made him position himself as one of the most personal voices of emerging rap.
He has just released
Gigantes
, his first studio album.
QUESTION. Why
Giants
?
ANSWER.
I was cool with the concept he could give the album.
Gigantes symbolizes all the things in life that become too big for us and that we cannot face, such as time, death, love ... For others it may be depression, anxiety, vices ...
Q. And what are your giants?
A.
Those from all over the world, I suppose.
What I have said, can be applied to everything that can be large.
P. Your lyrics stand out for being very sincere and speaking clearly about your fears, has it ever given you vertigo to face your thoughts to the opinions of the public?
A.
Sometimes it has given me the feeling that people may think that I am in a way that I really am not.
It is true that my songs can be taken as sad songs, so there may be people who have a conception of me that is not the real one.
It gave me a bit of a thing that people thought I'm a sad person or that I'm depressed all day.
That is a part of my personality that I want to convey, but there is much more.
Q. Where does this tendency to think so much about the future, about death, about the passage of time come from?
R. You
would have to ask a psychologist.
I have no idea, but it's always been like this.
I have always seen myself with an inner world much deeper than what I see many people, I have always wondered things.
What happens is that I realize over time that it is pulling more towards the dark.
That I'm still a kid.
As I tell you, today I have just turned 22 years old, but I realize that in reality, the future does not look good because we are all going to die, all ... I don't know.
I don't know how to explain it to you, but if you stop to think things are screwed up.
What happens is that I also try to give a good vibe, a positivity to everything, a way of thinking to say: what the hell, you have to try to enjoy life even if everything is screwed up.
P. ...
R.
I know that people who listen to me reflect in this way on these issues because I understand that it is not something for all audiences.
I think that the people who listen to me tend more for introspection, that obsessive, existential thinking and all these things.
But, I already tell you, I like to listen to music of all kinds, I like to dance reggaeton ...
Q. I understand that there are moments and moments. You are not going to be doing this kind of party reflections in a nightclub
R.
Well, sometime ...
Q. Have you had an existential party crisis?
A.
Yes, it happens to me every day.
It is usually when I am in a happy moment.
When I'm talking to my mother, for example, and I give her a kiss.
These are moments when you realize and say: fuck, I'm not going to have this forever.
It also helps me to value people and the present, but it is a bit martyrdom to constantly think like this.
P. Are you obsessed with lasting?
R.
That idea keeps coming and going.
There are times that I do want to leave a legacy, but there are others that I say if it really does not matter, it does not have a real meaning.
It depends on how I am in the mood.
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