Ahead of the release of his album, ‘El Cantante del Ghetto,’ Ryan Castro shares his struggles to get to where he is today and more!
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00:00Well, I didn't think that one day I would be with the speaker on a bus waiting all sweaty to sing on a bus
00:07and after a few years I would be in the same bus stop but in an interview with Billboard.
00:19Colombian superstar Ryan Castro sat down with Billboard for an interview ahead of the release of his new album
00:25to talk about how far he's come.
00:27I also had more needs. I think that need also led me to do more crazy things to get what I wanted.
00:34And now I think more maturely about the actions I do.
00:37Maybe so I don't get into trouble or maybe so I don't make a bad move.
00:48For me it's a triumph. To be able to say that I have a song with Arka and that it's the focus of my album
00:54for me it's a real triumph and it means that my career and my music is being respected the way I dreamed it.
01:09I learned a lot to control my time and my emotions. I learned not to skip the process.
01:17I learned how to sing on a bus, I should sing later in a bar, I should sing later in a club, later in an arena.
01:23I learned a lot from my process, not to skip it.