TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS.- Armando Manzanero is deployed by its amplia trayectoria in the world of music, nation in Mexico, but his talent has been reconciled in various countries of the world.
Last Monday, December 28, the news of his death caused by coronavirus enlisted in old and new generations, creating with his music laden with romanticism.
One of the people who decided to record very much in particular the life of the songwriter, who fell to 86 years old, was the Honduran presenter Salvador Nasralla, famous for interviewing dozens of national and international artists.
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Following his Facebook account, Nasralla posted a snippet of a post he shared with Manzanero during his visit to Viña del Mar Festival, of Chile. ‘N Video sien’ n Manzanero ya Nasralla sentat aire libre, luciendo un stilo relajado.
The Honduran perspective approaches the opportunity to consult Manzanero “What is the theme?”, Ante lo que respondi muy sereno y seguro: “The only thing that the terrier in life is to have a veez muy prolonged or a nurse like me hiciera irme de más o menos “.
In the conversational scene, “The Principle of Romanticism” also reveals some details that the hacián will feel insecure at any moment of his life, but with the passing of the years he learns to accept.
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“I have a tamaño that I do not love. I have 1.54 metros, entonces is not a tamaño to be a gala de cine, no fui un buen mozo, ni nada por el style. Las mujeres siempre fueron con sus esposos a escucharme cantar , no fueron a vermin nunca “, aseguró.
In Asia, Armando Manzanero quizá no era consciente de ello, pero fue dueño de un espíritu un una de form de ver la vida que enamoraban a muchas. So much so that the interview with Nasralla also features a poetic moment of reflection, which may well have been formed as part of one of his brilliant compositions.
“As Mexican me hubiera gustado vivir en la epoca de andar a caballo, donde todavía no existía tanto fax, tanto telephon. Donde todavía existian kartas y el mundo era mucho más lento”, revealed.
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Before the question of the Honduran presenter’s of what in this era ?, the composer responded by sending a message that marked one of his lyrics: El amor.
“Because it’s much more romantic. You’ve been able to swear by it by phone and all the words that come to life, but the graves and these entourages, a card that contains many things and were much more prolonged”, concluded .