With his first album by breaking the bubble receiving praise from media such as Grammy.com and Rolling Stone in Spanish, Joaquina is ready to take his music to a new stage with his expected first world tour. The first Joaquina tour, which coincides with the launch of the homonym album, marks an important milestone in her career, and from Miami, the young Venezuelan artist shared with us her emotions and how she has prepared the show for her fans.
The tour is a dream come true for Joaquina. It will be the first time that you can sing all the songs on your live album, which is very grateful for all the work that this project has implemented. New York, one of the key stops, will be the scenario where the magic of his music will take shape, this being the first time he occurs in the city. The show in New York will take place on April 27, 2025.
As for what fans can expect on stage, he has worked intensely on the shows of the show to offer a unique experience, maintaining the essence of the songs but presenting them in a special live way.
With a music that connects deeply with the universal experiences of life, love and growth, Joaquina continues to gain recognition as one of the most promising voices of her generation.
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This is your first official tour. How do you know that you will take your music live to so many cities and so many fans?
I am very grateful because it is my first tour where I will be able to go to several cities at the same time and we have worked very hard for this. My first album has just come out, so it will be the first time we sing all the songs live.
New York is one of the key stops of the tour. What does it mean for you to present yourself in this city?
It is the first time he played a live show. I was recently in New York and I had the opportunity to visit the Venue and I am so excited! The fact that it almost becomes very special for me.
How have you prepared the live show for this tour? Will there be any special element that will surprise your audience?
Clear! We have been working for all the arrangements for months. The people who attend will be able to enjoy the songs in a different way, obviously being faithful to what is heard in the silver-forms. All the songs have their own life but in the end the show is very good. More than all, we have done it with a lot of love, and that is what excites me.
This album has been qualified as “essential” by media such as Grammy.com and Rolling Stone in Spanish. How did you receive those positive criticisms?
It is the greatest honor for me. I did this album for the last two years with a lot of love and patience and it is my first album. It is the first time I sat down to prepare a round project and photograph the moment of my life in which I am. Then I can bring it to light and that the people who listen to it can feel identified, for me it is what matters most.
Each album song touches very personal and emotional songs. Was there any song that cost you more to write or interpret?
There is a song called the alchemist, which for me was one of the most difficult to compose, especially because it is a very personal theme. It was difficult to find the time to put your finger on the sore and think as it meant. There is another song called ‘Thank you for being here’. They are the two that late to compose.
Your music has been described as one of the most promising of your generation. Do you feel pressure for these expectations or do you see it as a motivation?
I think the pressure is a privilege. If one feels pressure, it is because something must be doing well and because you have a team that believes in you and see some kind of future. It is what I have always wanted in my life. Have people listening to me and create in my vision. Instead of seeing it as something negative, I try to see him as something that drives me to continue giving him.
How has your way of writing songs changed since you started your career until now?
It has changed because I think I have been finding more. Before I rushed a lot and now I am giving myself more freedom to be able to write and be in a constant feedback with my ideas. I have learned to believe more in me.
Many of your songs connect with universal experiences such as heartbreak and personal growth. What is the most special reaction you have received from a fan about your music?
I had a presentation in Miami and the opportunity to visit some fans. A girl approached me and told me that I had driven an hour and forty minutes to arrive and as her twin had not been able to arrive because of traffic, but that she had heard my music for years and felt that we had mutually seen growing. Being able to talk with her and listen to that full of my heart.
