Sweet and bitter in Valparaíso
- Gardenia Bar, Paseo Dimalow 263, Cerro Alegre, Valparaíso.
- Sunday, February 25 – 7:00 p.m.
- Tickets on Portaldisc HERE.
Daniela González, known on the scene as Dulce y Agraz, is getting closer to the journey that will transform her career. At the end of March, the singer, musician, interdisciplinary poet and winner of the Pulsar Award for Best Singer-songwriter in 2023, will move to Mexico City to project her career from that important musical hub.
This is why during the summer the artist has been performing a series of farewell shows, as part of her ‘Últimas Canciones Tour’.
Regarding their intimate concerts with full houses in Concepción, Chillán, Valdivia and Temuco, Dulce y Agraz comments that they were wonderful, “the first part of the tour was very beautiful and moving, the truth is that everything happened very quickly, and in several places we had to do a double date for the interest of the public.”
In this line, the singer-songwriter highlights the relationship with her followers, especially in these farewell shows.
“They tell me very nice stories, about how they came to my music and how it has accompanied them, also very personal things about how my music has transcended into their lives, which is very nice,” he expresses.
Regarding the expectations she has with her arrival in Mexico, the artist declares that she really wants to start over in every way, in addition to reaching more people, meeting other musicians, collaborating with other artists and also writing for others. , “in Mexico there is a very active songwriting industry, so I am super open and willing to explore other areas that go beyond my own project.”
Upon arrival, precisely on April 4, Dulce y Agraz will release their new single called “Íbamos”, which they recorded on their previous visit to Mexico with Sebastián Aracena and Felipe Castro, two renowned Chilean producers, winners of the Latin Grammy Award and settled in Mexico a few years ago.