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Becoming a global sensation is not an easy task, and is a road filled with both excitement and passion and many sacrifices and life lessons, but then again, “it’s only worth it if you enjoy it.”
Billboard and Michelob Ultra partnered to tell the untold stories of joy for Colombian singing duo Mike Bahía and Greeicy.
Greeicy:It is a career of many sacrifices, but I feel that when you dedicate yourself to something that you are passionate about, all those moments are worth it.
My name is Greeicy Rendón. I am Colombian, from the city of Cali. From a very young age, I always had many animals. The first thing that happens when you arrive at the house is you receive all that love. I spend some time with them. I start to greet the family. Nowadays, I have a son, so I say hi to the baby, to my parents, to Mike if he’s home. We love it because I feel like the arrival of Kai has made us even more family oriented, and I feel like that is the energy of our home. Super family centered.
He is going to say I kissed him twice. I didn’t give him two kisses. Let me clarify that right now.
Mike:We’re not going to fight, maybe I imagined it because I liked it so much. The kiss went straight through me.
Well, my name is Michael Legret Mejía. I’m from Cali, Colombia. Music has always been around in my free time, so it really has been something I’ve always wanted to do.
Greeicy:I spent five years making music, and at 12 years old, a reality show started my acting career. I fell in love with acting.Watch the full video above!
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Darius Rucker talks about his first new album in six years, Carolyn’s Boy, why he wanted to name the album after his mom, the success of Hootie and the Blowfish, working with Ed Sheeran, the recent popularity of country music on the Billboard charts and more!
Darius Rucker:You’ll sing a line and he’ll sing it back and he’s singing it different and he’s saying different words, but they’re just better. Hey, I’m Darius Rucker, and this is Billboard News.
Tetris Kelly:Hey, it’s Tetris Kelly with Billboard News hanging out with Darius Rucker. How’s it going?
Darius Rucker:Oh, good. I cannot complain.
Tetris Kelly:We’ve got to talk about this new music. So Carolyn’s Boy is out on Oct. 6, six years since your last release. So why now? What has taken six years?
Darius Rucker:When the pandemic hit and everything, it slowed everything down. But it also made it to where, you know, there was no rush for the record, so I took my time. I think it’s time for it to come out.
Tetris Kelly:And then of course, Carolyn’s Boy, obviously, referencing your mom. So what was it like to name the album after her?
Darius Rucker:You know, it was during the pandemic, and everything over writing the record, and I was having a bad day. And I just remember, I just said to myself, “You know, at the end of the day, I’m just my mama’s boy.” And so I decided I was gonna name it Carolyn’s Boy after that, but … it was just, she’s been, she was such a big influence on me. And she was so important in my life. And, you know, it was time for me to do something special with that.
Watch our interview with Darius Rucker above!
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