Enfnts Terribles

You’re the next big star from Argentina, and you bring a new freshness to the urban scene. What makes you different from other artists?

I feel that it’s not about being different, but the essence of each person. By being an artist, I am someone different, like everyone is different. No one is better than anyone else is. It’s simply about each artist and each essence.

Were you nervous to release “Colocao” because it’s the first single since your debut?

Yeah, I always have nerves when releasing a song. More than anything it’s waiting and seeing people’s reactions. As good as a song seems to me, we always expect that kind of approval as artists, I think.

You’re still very young, only 19, so you bring this recklessness many artists don’t have. Do you think it’s difficult to be a young female artist in this male-dominated industry?

It’s normalized to say “female artist” when talking about a woman being an artist and this being so normal is something that makes it more difficult. All artists are the same, there’s no difference due to gender, it’s simply about being an artist and going where we wanna go.

What’s the new song “Colocao” about?

 “Colocao,” is a song that’s musically based in an experimental freestyle with Bizarrap. We did it in his studio, before the coronavirus pandemic, and I finished it while quarantine, where I added flows and got more involved with musical elements outside of the lyrics. The lyrics mix very well into the freestyle flows.