I signed with Universal Music without knowing anything about the industry | The Korean Woman

My career started thanks to a demo recorded at home | Alex Ubago

I prefer making music to counting royalties | Dharius

The stage makes me feel like I’m floating | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

Vicente Fernández built a career impossible to replicate | Hernán Hernández

The Dark Side of Living in Korea | The Korean Woman

¿Qué piensan mis hijos de mi trabajo? | Alex Ubago

Those who know me know who I really am | Dharius

Ego is what destroys bands the most | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

I almost missed the Grammys because I ended up in the hospital | Hernán Hernández (Los Tigres del...

This is what it was like to play with Maldita Vecindad at Vive Latino | La Coreañera

“Sin miedo a nada” with Amaia Montero made my first album explode | Alex Ubago

My creative process has changed over the years | Dharius

I met a prince in India | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

My method for studying music without losing your mind | The Korean Girl

Merch makes me more money than concerts | Dharius

Así cambió el backstage de Coachella con los años | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

Being Asian and speaking like a Mexico City native surprises everyone | The Korean Woman

Today, Mexican rap is heard all over the world | Dharius

I studied architecture while Kinky was starting to take off | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

I dropped out of school to pursue music in Mexico | La Coreañera

Today I feel more like playing music from my homeland | Trueno

Fame caught me young, and this is how I experienced it | Dharius

I would never play at that festival again | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

Van Gogh's Ear opened a huge door for me | Alex Ubago

I received threats for playing with Maldita Vecindad | La Coreañera

Defeat also teaches | Thunder

I still have my notebooks from the Cartel de Santa era | Dharius

Doing Kinky's MTV Unplugged was a very exhausting experience | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

My grandmother escaped from North Korea and that's how my story began | The Korean Woman

Music is a business, and it's also about contracts and percentages | Trueno

This is what it was like to start over after Cartel de Santa | Dharius

Cerati was an explorer obsessed with music | Gil Cerezo (Kinky)

I've been spat on in the subway because of how I look | The Korean Woman

Mexico holds a special place in my heart | Trueno

The partying is already taking its toll on me | Dharius

My fourth album arrived at the perfect time | Trueno

The studio is still my favorite place | Dharius

Humildad, lealtad y compañerismo son claves del barrio | Trueno

From 17 to 37, I didn't see time pass | Dharius

Desde niño soñé con cantar en La Bombonera | Trueno

Success almost broke me and I had to stop | Raymix

The impact of Control Machete on Mexican rap | Dharius

Burger Man, the project that changed my life | Marcello Lara

Crecer rápido también significa crecer bajo la mirada de todos | Trueno

Firmé mi contrato casi sin leerlo | Raymix

I got cancelled because of Guillermo del Toro | Dharius

This is what the music industry was like in the 90s | Marcello Lara

Nunca perseguí el dinero | Trueno

Going to work in the United States as a musician is extremely expensive | Raymix

How are royalties divided in a collaboration? | Dharius

The true role of a record label today | Marcello Lara

Finishing a song is one of the hardest things there is | Trueno

La primera canción que hice fue para mi mamá | Raymix

Why do so many artists fall into excess? | Dharius

Music today: more opportunities, more competition | Marcello Lara

The secret isn't success, it's the love of music | Luis Barrera

Cada disco necesita una estética nueva | Trueno

From working at NASA to the stage: this is how my life changed | Raymix

The tattoo that hurt me the most… | Dharius